[martyup]

Stanford is a case study in shiny recruiting classes that haven't panned out well on the court.  Very disappointing, I'm sure Haase puts in the work to recruit, but for whatever reason, he isn't getting it done in practice or in games.

I'm not a basketball expert by any means.  I was a wrestler and never played organized basketball.  But, aren't the assistant coaches just as important as the head coach in developing players and implementing game strategy?  Did Hasse fail to hire effective assistants?  Either way, it's on him.  Just curious.

[martyup]

Stanford is a case study in shiny recruiting classes that haven't panned out well on the court.  Very disappointing, I'm sure Haase puts in the work to recruit, but for whatever reason, he isn't getting it done in practice or in games.

I'm not a basketball expert by any means.  I was a wrestler and never played organized basketball.  But, aren't the assistant coaches just as important as the head coach in developing players and implementing game strategy?  Did Hasse fail to hire effective assistants?  Either way, it's on him.  Just curious.