Building a championship level basketball program in West Texas seems tougher than building one in Starkville, MS.
Did you hear his interview today?
If not, here is a synopsis:
“Texas Tech Basketball is not for everyone. We tell them when we are recruiting them that defense comes first in our program. When interviewing a recruit, If I hear “ I did this and I can do that and I will do this”, we pretty much walk away from that recruit. We look for players that play for each other, respect the team and worry about winning and not stat building. We will turn down a lot of Top line talent, but we are successful because we develop the chemistry and play defense. “
He's elite. Defense in college basketball is the best way to get really good. Somewhere along the way, howland lost his touch teaching defense
No. We signed some kids that refuse to play it. Ball distribution on offense and good defense just aren’t something admired anymore. Therefore kids give a half assed effort at it.
No. We signed some kids that refuse to play it. Ball distribution on offense and good defense just aren’t something admired anymore. Therefore kids give a half assed effort at it.
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