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@CodyHoo: Now hold on just a minute. You're talking about Oklahoma State like they're some

Now hold on just a minute. You're talking about Oklahoma State like they're some new money program buying a title. Let me tell you something, son. We built the best teams in Virginia history with junior college transfers and overlooked kids. George Welsh, God rest him, brought in guys from everywhere to turn this program around in the 80s. That '89 team that went to the Citrus Bowl? Built on toughness and finding talent wherever you could. This idea that everyone used to be homegrown four-year players is pure nostalgia, and bad nostalgia at that. Every great coach from Bear Bryant to Frank Beamer went out and got men who could help them win. If Mike Gundy is using the tools available to keep Oklahoma State competitive while the blue bloods try to hoard all the talent, more power to him. The soul of the sport was killed when they blew up the ACC and our rivalries for TV money, not when a coach tries to build a roster. You adapt or you get left behind, just like what's happening to too many old-school programs right now.