M'baye

[NowherePoke]

When Shroyer left, we lost some substantial talent. Regardless if they would've fit or what you think, we lost some taken
Avgs:
Daylen Harrison EMU: 12.4 pts 6.6 rb
Amath M'baye OU: 10.6 pts 7.0 rb
Desmar Jackson SIU: 15 pts 6.5 rb 2 as
AJ Davis JMU left before Shyatt but, 7.4 pts 2.4 rbs

Heath also recruited: Afam, Luster, Luke, Waddell, Thiam

The guy knew and could get talent! What a bad coach, honestly...

No doubt about the level of talent. Plus, AJ's numbers are only low this year because he is a head case that has gotten benched/suspended this year, but he averaged 15.9 ppg last year at JMU. Manzano was another outstanding player. He had to go D2 when he left for academic/clock reasons, but he was easily a mid-high major talent as well.

 

[NowherePoke]

When Shroyer left, we lost some substantial talent. Regardless if they would've fit or what you think, we lost some taken
Avgs:
Daylen Harrison EMU: 12.4 pts 6.6 rb
Amath M'baye OU: 10.6 pts 7.0 rb
Desmar Jackson SIU: 15 pts 6.5 rb 2 as
AJ Davis JMU left before Shyatt but, 7.4 pts 2.4 rbs

Heath also recruited: Afam, Luster, Luke, Waddell, Thiam

The guy knew and could get talent! What a bad coach, honestly...

Well, I think Waddell would have walked on, considering both of his parents played for Wyoming, and would have joined up no matter who offered the scholly.

But overall, yeah. Schroyer's only redeeming quality was that he could find quality players. But he sucked at coaching. As UNLV is finding out the hard way.

Unfortunately, UNLV is doing just fine.

They have Schroyer in the right spot (as an assistant) where the recruiting prowess can be put to use and his limited coaching abilities can be overcome by the remainder of a talented staff (Rice, Augmon, etc.).