I have always been of the opinion that our Final Four run was a combination of 2-3 circumstances going our way and said very little about FM as a coach. Horn was a bad steward of our program, but he worked Thornwell for at least two years. Was always in the gyms in the York, Chester, and Lancaster county area working that guy. When UNC didn't offer, we were the program he was coming to. Second, Thornwell did not develop into a potential pro prospect as quickly as expected and it allowed him to stick around and slowly become better as a player and as a leader. Third, Dozier sniffed around at UNC and Louisville. However, I was at USC when the Doziers played and always felt PJ was coming here. You have the makings of a team when you combine that with a tough role player like Notice, an athlete like Silva, and a hard working big man in Kotsar. We still struggled the score. We were even down at halftime to Marquette in the first round tournament game, but we had something that most elite college programs don't have now. Strong senior leadership that could actually play. After being denied the tournament the year before, I think that team was pretty much coaching itself by tournament time the following year. Coaches, especially on the college level, get the credit, but many times teams that go on a run have player leadership that run the team.