An argument can be made for winning the CAA with this roster so it's possible but things have to come together for that to happen. BTW, I'm not making that argument, only that they will be better. Last year, forget about it. In the end, you have to see what you have relative to the competition so the PG position will be key for UNCW and having a guy or 2 step up at the 3 and 4 which is very possible, if not likely. NE looks to be good and C of C will be solid. Hofstra is tough as are the Tribe. There's no reason to think that UNCW can't be in the mix next year as they were competitive last year with a limited roster. Hawks have a lot of options unlike last year and many have now been in roles. I like the inside out offensive approach and running when prudent with a stress on rebounding and improving half court defense. This takes time to develop a different culture. There will be a lot of competition for jobs next year which is good. This is a deeper roster and the players will know if they've earned it in practice. Good teams in any sport get better when going against good players. I see a program that is building and one that will be much improved.