It's a fascinating process. Most sports have these kinds of questions. In football, the player asks if the coach likes to throw the ball. In hockey, the young prospect wants to know if a coach likes skaters or bangers. Most young basketball players want to be part of a pressing, fast breaking, and high scoring program.
Most coaches are scared to death of the running game.
The result is a lot of truth-stretching when the recruiting process gets heated. And truth-stretching is fascinating. This, of course, angers coaches who really do like to let players get out and run. The running game, with all its appeal, is a circular dilemma that haunts modern basketball coaches. To get a lot of good players, you often need to offer a running style of play.