One player can certainly help but it's a team sport probably more than any other. Even the almighty one-man-circus-show Beasley couldn't get K-State to the finals. It's a team sport and it takes a team effort to win consistently.
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There better not be any pressure on McD this year, because there is no way we are getting to 20 wins.
Puts more pressure on McD to win 20 this year, if he wants to have any momentum. A third year of 15 or less would be a very bad sign. Time is of the essence for the future. The five year plans are yesterday's news. Coaches must win sooner than in the past. Beating fluffs will not provide much momentum. You must be respectable in the conference. Then too, you could be like a Fresno State and come out of 33-27 record and be national champions. The most losses by an NCAA champion. The first NCAA championship in any sport for Fresno. The biggest underdog to ever win an NCAA team event. Better than North carolina state. Panked #79. We want to emulatre that model.
There better not be any pressure on McD this year, because there is no way we are getting to 20 wins.
Puts more pressure on McD to win 20 this year, if he wants to have any momentum. A third year of 15 or less would be a very bad sign. Time is of the essence for the future. . . .
Sure it does. He will be much more well known and much more watched. NBA scouts will have seen him play before he ever gets to college and there will be agents in his ear a year after college. He could average 12 points a game as a freshman and be a one and done. There are a ton of players out there like it
One player can certainly help but it's a team sport probably more than any other. Even the almighty one-man-circus-show Beasley couldn't get K-State to the finals. It's a team sport and it takes a team effort to win consistently.
Apparently, not from JP's point of view.
A few weeks ago on a radio interview show, JP said that he considers the upcoming season to be Mac's first in Ames (so much of what happened the first two seasons was beyond Mac's control, I took JP to mean).
JP, seemingly, has plenty of patience with Mac's program-building. Guess this doesn't preclude JP from thinking Mac can have a decent season, though.
There are a ton of players that got horrible advice about leaving skool early and were one and done in the NBA.
I get what you're saying that Barnes isn't the only savior out there but one elite basketball player will have more of an effect on a team than one elite football player or one elite baseball player.One player can certainly help but it's a team sport probably more than any other. Even the almighty one-man-circus-show Beasley couldn't get K-State to the finals. It's a team sport and it takes a team effort to win consistently.
If he is #6, he can go anywhere. Perhaps even to the Pros.
Wrong - can't go straight to pro anymore.