agree...point I was making is that we had recruiting momentum, and what was thought to be one of the most loaded classes since the Cheney/Graham class turned out to be a bust (sans Yogi) and started us back down the road we are now stuck on and trying to exit.
Side note- I don't know if any IU coach can lock down the state in the modern era. Kids from the 1980s didn't have nationwide travel/AAU circuits all summer, social media, etc....the modern tech era of smartphones and personal glory accounts, coupled with 25 yrs of mediocracy and coaching changes, ESPN becoming Duke and UK's personal recruiting network....it's no longer realistic to expect young kids in the state to dream of playing in Bloomington (vs Raleigh/Durham, Lexington, East Lansing, etc). To them, unfortunately, IU ball does not represent what it did when many of us were growing up. Throw in the self-entitled, 'what can you do for me' environment that many of these kids grow up in. Pains me to admit it but having an IU coach who can 'lock down the state' may be an unrealistic expectation today. Or Tomorrow. Damn...now I feel like drinking early.