1. | Apr 6, 2014

Jerry, you say Willard and his staff have sky-high job security. That's sontheimg that may disappoint fans right now, but they'll have to deal with it. But when is this coaching staff (starting at the top) going to be held accountable for the poor job of recruiting. Isn't that what it's all about at this level? Here are my 3 points.1. No Point GuardWillard has had 3 years to recruit a point guard which is MORE than enough time. He put all his eggs in one basket (Kyle Andersson) and lost. No one remembers who finished second. What was Plan B? (Grennan, Wilson, Maayan). Not one of those should ever be considered a starting Big East PG. You don't have to be a head coach to see that. Gibbs? That was a long shot from the beginning for him to qualify this year. While other programs seem to get handed hardship waivers more often than Ray Lewis receives Deer Antler extract, when was the last time SHU got a hardship waiver? Exactly. For all of his faults (and he had too many to list here), at least Bobby Gonzalez gave us Eugene Harvey and Jordan Theodore.2. Local Recruiting ties.When was the last time this staff signed a local NJ kid out of high school? PJ and Amaker thrived on NJ. Is it because this staff doesn't have strong ties with the high school coaches? Just wondering. And where is our recruiting base? Shouldn't every good program have a base of recruiting? It may be a different sport, but Greg Schiano recruited NJ, NY, PA, DC, CT and FL. For everyone who knocked Louis Orr, at least he had a recruiting base (Chicago/Midwest). What's Willard's? The Canaries Basketball Academy? What other D-1 coach is scouting that team?3. Top 125 playersThere hasn't been this little buzz about Seton Hall basketball since Blaney's last years. But at least then, we had Shaheen Holloway. This staff hasn't recruited one Top 125 player out of high school. Which of the current players do fans really get excited about? Fuquan's the closest thing, and he was the other guy's recruit. People say Willard can coach, and that may be true, but unless you have players who can dribble, run an offense, hit open 3 s, and knock down a big shot in crunch time in a 1-point game, it's a recipe for disaster. It's year 3 for Willard. This hire in my book is looking more and more like Norm Roberts, and we all know how that ended.

2. | Apr 4, 2014

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3. | May 18, 2013

That's ralley thinking out of the box. Thanks!