Perhaps part of the problem lies here...

bananasnblondes

UW's recruiting classes through the last few years - Where are they now?

2014
Quevyn Winters (JC) - left program after 1 year
Donaven Dorsey (4-star) - still here (for now)
Tristan Etienne (3-star) - left program before playing a game

2013
Mike Anderson (JC) - played 2 years
Jahmel Taylor (3-star) - left program after 2 years
Darin Johnson (4-star) - left program after 2 years
Nigel Williams-Goss (4-star) - left program after 2 years

2012
Mark McLaughlin (JC) - kicked off team before playing a game

2011
Martin Breunig (3-star) - left program after 2 years
Andrew Andrews (3-star) - played for 4 years
Tony Wroten (5-star) - left program after 1 year (NBA)
Jernard Jerreau (3-star) - left program after 2 years
Hikeem Stewart (3-star) - left program after 2 years

2010
Terrence Ross (4-star) - left program after 2 years (NBA)
Aziz Ndiaye (JC) - played 2 years
Desmond Simmons (4-star) - left program after 3 years

Why is Romar considered a players coach/ ambassador of the game/ mentor of young men when all his players GTFO soon after having to play for him?

DHD

That's a lot of guys that just sorta' faded out of the program with nothing much to show for it.

Despite what the Doogs contend, player development is not a strong suit of this program.

When you're over a decade into your regime and you have to do a total roster turnover in an attempt to stay competitive, you've failed.

Doogles

That's why I laugh about the 1 and dones being the problem. If these guys stay and develop there is your upperclassmen depth. A lot of the transfers didn't suck either. Go back to Adrian Oliver and Phil Nelson too.

Something about Romar's pitch is off. Guys that don't play immediately bounce immediately. It's very Sarkish shit.