2018 NCAA Tournament proving recruiting success doesn't guarantee on-court success

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by Brick Oettinger Monday April 02, 2018

2018 NCAA Tournament proving recruiting success doesn’t guarantee on-court success

Kansas' Devonte' Graham, left, celebrates as he runs past Duke's Gary Trent Jr. in the final seconds of overtime of a regional final game in the NCAA men's college basketball tournament Sunday, March 25, 2018, in Omaha, Neb. Kansas won 85-81 in overtime. (AP Photo/Charlie Neibergall)

At this writing, the 2018 NCAA Tournament makes quite clear, in our opinion, that coaching is extremely important for the on-court results. In particular, it’s obvious that it takes more than having the most touted (in high school) and reputably talented players in order to win or threaten to win national hoop titles.

In fact, if you are not convinced of the crucial importance of college basketball coaching…

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