O top 25 recruits of 2016 in final 4

[stagedoor71]

My take is that the young guys need a year or two to develop.

"But just because no 5-star freshman made the Final Four, that doesn’t mean there aren’t high school standouts who are represented. Sindarius Thornwell was the No. 32 recruit in the 2013 class and South Carolina’s P.J. Dozier was the No. 25 recruit in the 2015 class.

Gonzaga meanwhile has a McDonald’s All-American on their team in the form of transfer Nigel Williams-Goss. He orginally committed to Washington out of high school."

https://www.seccountry.com/sec/coll...cruiting-class-zero-will-play-final-four#free

 

[feartheplume]

The college game is now a war of attrition. Who can recruit good talent, that isnt good enough to be 1 and done or 2 and done talent. Maturity is still a premium to make a deep run in post season play. Not saying that UKs of the world dont have a chance, but its nice to see a team of older 3 stars, beat a team of freshmen 5 stars.