challenge he faces and, further, for being one who has actually taken programs that were on skid row and turning them into respectable programs.  But it's easier done at lower levels.  Climbing to the top of a major conference is a different animal.  The teams that CSU faced in conference, game in and game out, are not going to be on the level of the teams that we face in the B1G. About the time we were making the switch to the B1G, I had a chance to talk with Andy Markowski, and his analysis was that the difference Doc would face by switching conferences was that the coaching in the B1G was stronger top to bottom than in the Big 12.  And while Doc might be able to sneak some wins against Big 12 teams in spite of inferior talent, that it wasn't likely to happen nearly as readily in the B1G.  Because the coaching is better.  Therefore, recruiting had to improve.  But it didn't. So far, Miles has brought in some players but it's yet to be seen whether we're getting any better players than we did under Doc.  I'm hopeful that next year's class will be a step up but, so far, I'm not sure it has been.  You all can keep an eye on Vucetic as the season progresses and let me know what you think as to whether he's a future star for us or not or whether he's ready for this level of competition