The program is stuck in neutral

Recruiting is blah, at best, falling off, at worst.

It's a shame it has come to this. Brey has been a great representative for the school and is clearly very popular with his peers. But the program has hit a wall and it doesn't seem like the prospects for a run like we had with the Connaughton, Grant, Jackson years are remotely possible right now.

And that's largely due to the fact we just aren't very good at recruiting. I struggle to believe it's simply because selling ND is really hard too.

Yep. Treading water

Sad to see.

I'm still surprised Brey hasn't hired an assistant coach

With noted recruiting ability.....

Still? *

From reports they offered 5 in the 2021 class

2 from South Bend
1 from Fort Wayne
1 from Dematha late
1 from Arizona, dad an ND alum

But hey, 2022 looks promising NOW.

It would seem

they should cerrainly land Wesley if they really want him (no idea) if you read the 247 article today. Seems a few schools have changed their mind on him, recruiting while ensuring the proper fit is always very tough.

This article did not seem to recap current recruiting stock (link)

Click here for link at https://247sports.com/Article/Indiana-Purdue-basketball-recr

On my phone so don't have link

but look for the 247 National Hoops Notebook from this morning.

This should be the link: https://247sports.com/college/basketball/recruiting/Article/Basketball-recruiting-Indiana-Ohio-State-Louisville-Indiana-Purdue-Mississippi-State-Tennessee-Florida-150074101/