Pilchard
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Remain firmly behind Manning.
The least of my concerns is recruiting. His first class was strong. We shall see how the current frosh look. Eggleston was a strong commitment. WF is involved with high profile talent. Like that Manning is mixing it up with major recruits. He will get his fair share, particularly if the team performs better on the court.
More concerned about what he does with the talent in the program. Even with problems with the mix of players left from the [] era, last year's team should've been better than its record, and the complete collapse in ACC play was a red flag. Every coach has a season like that at some point (some claim serious back problems in the middle of such years), but it's disconcerting that it happened in Manning's second season. Think and hope that next year will be a preview of far better days for WF, but the program needs on the court results to prove last year was the aberration.
The least of my concerns is recruiting. His first class was strong. We shall see how the current frosh look. Eggleston was a strong commitment. WF is involved with high profile talent. Like that Manning is mixing it up with major recruits. He will get his fair share, particularly if the team performs better on the court.
More concerned about what he does with the talent in the program. Even with problems with the mix of players left from the [] era, last year's team should've been better than its record, and the complete collapse in ACC play was a red flag. Every coach has a season like that at some point (some claim serious back problems in the middle of such years), but it's disconcerting that it happened in Manning's second season. Think and hope that next year will be a preview of far better days for WF, but the program needs on the court results to prove last year was the aberration.