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RPI-Fan · 03-28-2010, 07:26 PM

First off, it's Siena, not Sienna.

He is very personable guy; style is nothing to get excited about. His success at Siena happened because he put 2-3 very solid recruiting classes together that, most importantly, had players at each position. He used his bench very, very little. Basically the only reason he did was for foul trouble, and to get young guys that he saw as future starters some PT (Ryan Rossiter and Clarence Jackson). I'm not so sure that will work in the Big 10.

Honestly, the move was probably a really easy decision for McCaffrey. The cupboard is emptying this year at Siena and there are obvious program limitations. Nevertheless, I'm not at all certain that his somewhat unorthodox program strategies will go nearly as far in the Big 10 as they did in the MAAC.

03-28-2010, 07:26 PM	#2
RPI-Fan Pro Starter Join Date: Nov 2000 Location: Troy, NY	First off, it's Siena, not Sienna. He is very personable guy; style is nothing to get excited about. His success at Siena happened because he put 2-3 very solid recruiting classes together that, most importantly, had players at each position. He used his bench very, very little. Basically the only reason he did was for foul trouble, and to get young guys that he saw as future starters some PT (Ryan Rossiter and Clarence Jackson). I'm not so sure that will work in the Big 10. Honestly, the move was probably a really easy decision for McCaffrey. The cupboard is emptying this year at Siena and there are obvious program limitations. Nevertheless, I'm not at all certain that his somewhat unorthodox program strategies will go nearly as far in the Big 10 as they did in the MAAC. __________________ Quis custodiets ipsos custodes? Last edited by RPI-Fan : 03-28-2010 at 07:26 PM.