My point is that your ask is the easy, obvioius (and unrealistic) answer. How many coaches pull highly rated recruits from blue bloods? How many of those are cheaters? We aren't pulling Bryce Drew from Vandy after he just signed there. So, tell me who is this coach that is going to pull in high recruits to Purdue?
Brad Stevens couldn't do it at Butler and he made the Final Four twice. So, again, who is this houdini coach you want to hire?
I'm not against hiring a new coach, I'm just saying that if you expect him to pull in the high rated recruits over the blue bloods to improve the program, you are being unrealistic.
Like Butler, did, we can have better success if we find a way to balance out the entire roster. To me, that's the key.
It's great that we can shoot on an above average clip, but we are collectively un-athletic and can't rebound or defend very well. This team would look so different if we had a Keaton Grant who could defend on the perimeter better and Greg McQuay (sorry, older time reference). An athletic, but not too skilled big that can rebound and defend at a high level. Neither of those guys are big time recruits, are the type of players we can land, and would make this team significantly better.