I think you're responding upon reading only half the conversation but it's got me confused too.  OhioStunter did some comparison of number of wins that Sweet Sixteen Coaches had and their tenure.  I didn't quite understand it either...I think his point was that JC's winning percentage was low versus the average Sweet Sixteen team that included names like Calipari, Matta, Williams, Self, etc.  Of course, JC took over a TCU club that had nothing and receives nothing in support, which has really killed JC's win percentage.  Casper responded suggesting a head-to-head comparison of JC/JG winning percentages.  Then Ohio Stunter said JG was 15th best coach in the Sweet Sixteen (I think based on wins/not winning percentage).   We could do a salary comparison of Sweet Sixteen coaches...We paid Groce about $350,000 base salary...so that's $175,000 per win...Izzo makes $3.6 Million..so they paid $1.8 M per win..not sure what it means to this thread though.
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My thoughts on the JUCO issue: When you don't have a program that can draw recruits (TCU), then you do what you can to bring talent in other means.  I think it's the only way he could jump start that program.  JC should be able to do better drawing recruits to Ohio...they've had strong recent success and good facilities.  3/4ths the battle is getting the recruit on campus.  Any recruit in the area not going to a BCS school should be at least willing to visit Ohio and let the program/facilities sell themselves.

This may be my favorite. 

Didn't you know guys? Ohio backed its way into the Sweet 16. And then almost backed its way into the Elite Eight. I say we say it never happened. It was a shameful Sweet 16 run.

I just read it too. Some of it is quite humorous, though. They were an inch from being taken into OT in the semis by Buffalo, beat Akron by one in the final, beat an average UM team in the NCAA tournament, then a USF team who many felt shouldn't even have been in the field and then lost to a UNC team missing its best player and the fans think if JC doesn't get them to the Elite Eight or Final Four he's a disgrace.

Here is another question to ponder. Ohio has not had a great track record with hiring East Coast coaches. When living in Athens they seem to struggle with our culture. Why is Christian going to be different? He is a New York native.

Everyone knows he's out of town. Had nothing to do with this.