No question, I think that evaluating is very important in the whole process. That's a good question. You've got to have great players. There's no question that at the major college level that great players win basketball games. I think it goes hand in hand.
Evaluation is a big part of determining if a coach had a great ability.
It's part of the business. I think once you evaluate and a player and he comes on board, now the coaching ability comes in to make sure you maximize that player's talent and put him in the right positions on the floor where he can excel and max out on what he can bring to the program. So in comparing the two, I would definitely say that they are very similar and they're probably the two highest standards in regards to running a successful program and winning basketball games. I would chose to excel in both areas, because I don't think you can have one without the other. I think they are two things that go completely hand in hand.