[Stardust]

Now Dusty, come on ole friend. When people don't like someone, they're not going to give them any credit when something goes right, but they're going to blast them when one thing goes slightly wrong. You may not like the man. But you have to give credit where credit is due. Is it not hard to get these young talented players to put aside their egos and play tough in-your-face defense? Has it not been hard to do the things he has done?

If you want to throw something Brad Stevens has done at Butler; could he have been in the same position as John Calipari and do everything he has done for this University in three years? I'm going to strongly suggest 'no'. And Butler didn't exactly have "no-names". Last time I checked Gordon Hayward, Shelvin Mack, and Matt Howard were pretty darn good players.

I didn't get this started to get you worked up there ole bird lol.

And by the way! When did "bullshit" start becoming legal on here? lol

Ahh, ODM, where have you been... Had you been around, you would have known there have been many changes to the site, and gutter talk is one of themnicker:

As for Brad Stevens, thank you for helping make a good argument for me.

"Last time I checked Gordon Hayward, Shelvin Mack, and Matt Howard were pretty darn good players."

You are 100% right, they are all pretty good players, but they didn't register on anybody's top 10 Blue Chip recruits now did they? I'd say those young men were developed far more to get them to the point of competing for 2 national titles. Right??? Add Anthony Davis and MKG to that group, would they have won the title those two years with those three at Butler? Brad Stevens just can't recruit, so he has to do it the old-fashioned way

Don't get me wrong, I've always said, I am a Wildcat fan first and foremost, and always will be. I've always said I could care less how it's down as long as banners fill the rafters! I'm NOT calling for changes and no one can say I ever have! But it does not mean I have to see things with Blue tinted glasses either :Shaking: