Khy Kabellis and Carlin Dupree (though he later returned) figured it out and left the program. I’m shocked we still have Geu. The way he was misused last year has surprisingly carried over to this year is an absolute travesty. AJ’s lack of development was a concern and now seems to have trickled down to others in our program. Player development should be number one for a coach. Need to see an example of how that works? Look at our football team and see how good freshman progress throughout their careers and become phenomenal seniors. Yes, I know our football team is a different type of beast, but there is no excuse for the minute progression our freshman seem to make from year to year.
Stand your ground, have a tough hide, roam wild and free, have a strong spirit, let the chips fall where they may.
Bingo! And add to the fact that this is a "young team" they can't afford to dick around anymore when it comes to player development. I guess the good news for Richman and staff is that with the way the season has started there's a looooooot of room for improvement so they're going to have to develop players in season this year if they have any hope of keeping their positions I think.
When it's third and ten, you can take the milk drinkers and I'll take the whiskey drinkers every time. -Max McGee
“I really thought you had to run the football to control the game,” Erhardt once said. “You had to throw the football to score but had to run the football to win.” - Ron Erhardt
The attrition really isnt that high considering all the guys that did leave are D2 players. Kabellis is reslly the only player thst has left to a program peer and he has no made much of a production impact for them. Richmans recruits just maybe arent very good.
Some people just aren't meant to be the top guy. It's been said on this thread that he can be an effective recruiter. They could've truly believed he would be a great head coach. Maybe someday he still can be. NDSU needs a change in direction now.
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And Kabellis hasn't even really played very much for Pacific this year. Comes off the bench (with a freshman, a sophomore, and a fellow junior guards starting in front of him) averaging about 18 minutes and 5 points per game: https://www.pacifictigers.com/sports...eup&r=0&pos=sh
Ron said all that needs to be said.
I expect a flashy hire.