Yes, UCONN continues to widen the gap. Now we can have the haters here descend with the name calling because somebody objectively points out the obvious. Hater namecallers like Hardon Alumni., etc.

The only gap that is widening is the empty space between your ears, no willie.

1) Shaka
2) Buzz
3) KO
4) Crean
5) Raymonds
6) Deane
7) Wojo
8) Dukeit

Program never had earned a 2 seed prior to Shaka's arrival, and Shaka did it back to back.  Yes, you'd hope for deeper runs with a 2 seed but he did win a Big East conference title outright, and a Big East Tournament Championship, when no previous coach got beyond the semi-finals.

A little difficult to rank Crean 4th, yet Buzz was a better coach, and the cupboard after Year 1 was EMPTY.  To go S16, S16 and Elite 8 trumps 1 Final Four with a generational talent.

KO inherited an absolute trainwreck of a program, far worse than what Crean inherited from Deane, which is why KO ranks higher IMO.

I know you have some looney takes, but you can't possibly think that the program was in a worse place when Crean left than it was when he arrived, can you?  You're just trolling at this point, right?

1) Shaka
2) Buzz
3) KO
4) Crean
5) Raymonds
6) Deane
7) Wojo
8) Dukeit

Program never had earned a 2 seed prior to Shaka's arrival, and Shaka did it back to back.  Yes, you'd hope for deeper runs with a 2 seed but he did win a Big East conference title outright, and a Big East Tournament Championship, when no previous coach got beyond the semi-finals.

A little difficult to rank Crean 4th, yet Buzz was a better coach, and the cupboard after Year 1 was EMPTY.  To go S16, S16 and Elite 8 trumps 1 Final Four with a generational talent.

KO inherited an absolute trainwreck of a program, far worse than what Crean inherited from Deane, which is why KO ranks higher IMO.

Too cartoonish for me. Watched one episode and didn’t go back for more.

I know, staying in school when you can get paid now is an insane take in 2024, when everyone is already getting paid anyway…

All I’m saying is that jumping early isn’t as sure fire an argument as some make it out to be

Age is HEAVILY considered when teams draft players.  They're more likely to take a chance on a guy who is younger with potential.  Especially, early in the draft.