So because our past carousel of coaches failed to build a viable, sustainable program, it becomes imperative that Anderson exceed realistic expectations in his first recruiting cycle? I hope he does and he and the staff are certainly working their tails off, but imperative, no. It is imperative he put a well coached, team oriented, hard 40 minutes of competing squad out there while building the relationships needed to land the recruits we all want. He needs to walk the coaching walk rather than talking the coaches talk. He needs to SHOW recruits that SJU has stopped being a dysfunctional program first. Again, I sincerely hope I am wrong but I don’t think so.