RE: Max

[Dan Marshall]

Jerry....  how about this...
 
"The root of all Huggins' problems here is his failure to recruit
effectively at the high school level, which has caused him to take too many
jucos (many of whom shouldn't have been here) and even some high schoolers
who may have been highly rated but were not high quality kids"

The root of all Huggins success is his ability to recruit effectively at all
levels, the jucos aren't the problem... Donald Little, Roy Bright, Murray,
were not Juco recruits... 
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From: jerry weinstein [mailto:address@hidden 
Sent: Friday, July 01, 2005 11:13 AM
To: address@hidden
Subject: [UC Basketball] Max


Dan,
 
Hey, I don't see how saying I was taking your word on the 6 out of 9 (or
whatever) was insinuating you were lying or misinformed. On the contrary, I
was assuming you were correct for the purpose of discussion.
 
I think my point about jucos is pretty self evident:  that his classes
wouldn't have been rated nearly as high without them and that they tend to
be overrated. The competition for jucos isn't nearly as great as it is for
top high school players.
 
The root of all Huggins' problems here is his failure to recruit effectively
at the high school level, which has caused him to take too many jucos (many
of whom shouldn't have been here) and even some high schoolers who may have
been highly rated but were not high quality kids.