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Rick Barnes
Recruiting stud
Kruger was a good hire to clean things up and put a good face on the program. Lets be honest though....OU is never going to be a bb powerhouse no matter who the coach is
I sure would like to see OU upgrade and be more competitive. You're probably right that OU will never be a "powerhouse," but I'd be happy with 25-win seasons, compete with KU for the B12, get 3 and 4 seeds to the Big Dance and make a few Sweet 16s, Elite 8s and an occasional Final 4.
What we've got right now is nowhere near what I've described.
None of you, myself included, know what the landscape for future NCAA Mens Basketball
is gonna be. Most every power 5 bigtime school could wind up in a dung pool with current
FBI investigation, ongoing. OU may not have to upgrade dramatically to be competitive. The following teams could be on probation once the s h i t hits the fan. Duke, N. Carolina, Kansas, Texas, Louisville, and Auburn are just a few of the programs that could wind up in that dung heap.
Do they get to be called elite just for winning, if they're cheating to do so? I don't think so. Had they not cheated, would they still be powerhouses? Might not some of that talent been spread around a little more if they weren't cheating? Couldn't a few other teams, that didn't cheat, gotten those elite kids and have taken their place? I don't have a problem with his line of thinking.Oh, t
Wow. That’s a terrific way to gain notoriety. Just hang around until the elite programs get the death penalty. No matter what, OU will never be an elite basketball program....no matter who goes down.
Do they get to be called elite just for winning, if they're cheating to do so? I don't think so. Had they not cheated, would they still be powerhouses? Might not some of that talent been spread around a little more if they weren't cheating? Couldn't a few other teams, that didn't cheat, gotten those elite kids and have taken their place? I don't have a problem with his line of thinking.
Will we ever be elite? We won't be if we don't try.
OU wasn’t an elite program in softball until Patti arrived. OU wasn’t tne elite team in gymnastics before Mark Williams arrived (although we did have some success prior).
It can be done.
I sure would like to see OU upgrade and be more competitive. You're probably right that OU will never be a "powerhouse," but I'd be happy with 25-win seasons, compete with KU for the B12, get 3 and 4 seeds to the Big Dance and make a few Sweet 16s, Elite 8s and an occasional Final 4.
What we've got right now is nowhere near what I've described.