SayUWantAreVOLution
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Both are important. I'll totally agree, sustainable growth is developed, but aTm bought that class and got little for it because they had no real culture in the coaching or locker room.That's still not the foundation of a team. You are talking about transfers here and there ... not an entire class worth of talent. Would any head coach in America trade Georgia's top rated class of high school players for the Ole Miss transfer class? Think about that for a second. Unless you are stupid, the answer should be obvious.
Let's agree it's not all HS like it used to be, but the NIL and portal and, if transfers have no penalty no matter how many times you do it, trying to put together that "LA Lakers, let's win a championship" style team is something schools with deep pockets and no thought of the future may try.
Lane seems to be leaning in on being able to assemble a veteran team. It'll probably bust on him in the long run vs Kirby's "let's just recruit the best guys and let the ones like Vandagriff that don't bubble to the top leave."
Few schools have the luxury of GA, Bama, and Ohio State to be able to pull that kind of talent regularly. Tennessee isn't likely to be able to out HS recruit Bama and GA any time soon. Agreed?