I think Treg will be a very good asset for OUr team.  As has been said, he will have one year to practice with the talent we have coming back learn the system and then three years to play.  The same goes for Willis and Wilkins only each will be for two years playing and one sitting one year.   And trying not to get off  topix like above, but without the transfers of late (2 years ago and last year)  I don't think we would have accomplished what we did.  One will never know.   Just one opinion.

I have never inferred that he was NOT our best player. I have maintained that the 4 year players deferred to his talent and never got credit for their part in doing that and facilitating him being able to use his talent.

We can talk about the semantics of what is being said all day. Armon was a great talent. he is one transfer player that changed the entire dynamic of the locker room. The OP that I took offense to implied that transfers are the way of the world and we need to adapt. I maintain that transfers are not what you build a program around. 1 or 2 players who fill roles or elevate the talent level are sometimes needed but to look at Goodman's transfer list and say we need to adapt flies in the face of what is actually working in the college basketball world with programs that are on the rise or maintaining excellence. My favorite standard, Butler, will have Rotnei Clarke as a shooter this year. This transfer is an excellent choice and will impact the program positively but they are in no way accepting a new paradigm.

This short-term situation is not ideal and if it were an SOP it would be downright bad, but under the circumstances of recruiting timetables and the disruption of the coaching change, JC was put in a very difficult position. It's not his fault that kids opted out of their verbals for any number of concocted reasons after Groce's departure.