I think Keatts will need a few winning seasons at the top of the conference before he can make a vertical leap. Can't imagine a school of any quality taking a chance on him after doing well in a much weaker CAA, and a Senior laden squad. If he can keep us in the top 2 for two more seasons, he will get looks. Brownell had us at a high level for quite awhile, and only made it to Clemson after a winning stop at Wright St.

If we can keep Keatts for three years, the system and players should be in place to bring in a replacement from the Pitino coaching tree, and hopefully not skip a beat. If that happens, his hire will have been a home run.