Is it just me, or does it feel like every time a team starts to find some actual rhythm, the entire support structure just evaporates? I’ve been following college hoops for decades, and lately, it feels like the "glue" guys—the assistants who actually do the heavy lifting with recruiting and player development—are disappearing faster than they can be replaced.
It’s frustrating to watch. You see a program finally looking stable, maybe even building something special with a specific group of mentors, and then suddenly, a key piece of the puzzle just decides they're done. It leaves such a massive vacuum. It’s not just about the head coach; it's about the guys in the trenches who the players actually bond with.
When the staff keeps rotating, how are the players supposed to build any real continuity? It feels like we're just watching a revolving door of names every single offseason.
Do you think this level of turnover is actually hurting the long-term stability of these programs, or is it just part of the modern game now?
It’s frustrating to watch. You see a program finally looking stable, maybe even building something special with a specific group of mentors, and then suddenly, a key piece of the puzzle just decides they're done. It leaves such a massive vacuum. It’s not just about the head coach; it's about the guys in the trenches who the players actually bond with.
When the staff keeps rotating, how are the players supposed to build any real continuity? It feels like we're just watching a revolving door of names every single offseason.
Do you think this level of turnover is actually hurting the long-term stability of these programs, or is it just part of the modern game now?