With six open scholarships in the 2021-22 class, Cuonzo Martin (assuming he's still around) will have a major roster overhaul on his hands. It seems likely to me that he will try to fill at least a couple of those slots on the transfer market, but will probably need to recruit at least three or four freshmen for the '21-'22 class.
Next year, the calculus that determines whether he is retained or let go will have some to do with how recruiting is going. If we're a .500 team again and he isn't signing anyone of note, that's a bad sign. But if we're .500 with some hotshot recruits coming in, that changes things.
Obviously, we hope whatever roster takes the floor next season wins 20+ games and gets a bid, which you'd hope would help boost recruiting. If they don't, though, what do you need to see in terms of recruiting for '21-'22 that'll make you believe he needs one more year to right the ship?
Next year, the calculus that determines whether he is retained or let go will have some to do with how recruiting is going. If we're a .500 team again and he isn't signing anyone of note, that's a bad sign. But if we're .500 with some hotshot recruits coming in, that changes things.
Obviously, we hope whatever roster takes the floor next season wins 20+ games and gets a bid, which you'd hope would help boost recruiting. If they don't, though, what do you need to see in terms of recruiting for '21-'22 that'll make you believe he needs one more year to right the ship?
