Ahhh, so that is what is going on here.  We have a couple of people who have an ax to grind over some issues that they felt slighted over. 

Got it.  I won't respond to them anymore.  Thanks for the info.

Mr. DT,

We have gone from community outreach to now that the coaches style can't win in the league, anymore.  Anymore?

What is the difference now and the last how many years?

I'm not buyin it.

Cubs,

I don't have any inside scoop but just lookin at Millers top 50 and I'm guessing here, that area names like Wojahn, Kitkowski, Giordana, Ford, Royston and Free have to be some that are looked at as attractive with Kitkowski receiving top billing in that group by far.

cubs,

care to drop any names?

Doesn't everyone run basketball camps?  Doesn't everyone run community outreach?  UWO has never drawn great even with their best teams.  That has more to do with the makeup of the community than anything. 

It is a upper level WIAC program that had a key injury this year.  With yet another strong recruiting class, it will be near the top again soon.

Any word on why Stout, River Falls, La Crosse and Eau Claire aren't contending every year?  We already know about Superior's location.  I'm sure it has nothing more than finding quality players that want to bust their butts for four years and are fortunate enough to stay healthy.

Whoa.  Lots of info suddenly on UWO including a couple people who appear to have quite a negative slant.  I'd like to see a breakdown of every detail of every WIAC program and then compare.  If Schrimpf was healthy, I doubt this conversation would be taking place.

There are a lot of factors that go into running a good program.  Oshkosh does as good of job as anyone through the years with the resources that they have.  Probably comparable to Platteville the last few years.  Point seems to be on an island in terms of resources.  Whitewater seems to recruit a lot of transfers that have helped them through the years.  Everyone else is below UWO over the last ten years so I'm not going to compare them.