What is going to happen to all the good college NCAA basketball teams?

Question

I mean they've all lost something imporant. Correct me if I'm wrong when i say what they lost.We'll start with the NCAA Championship.
Florida: Lost Billy Donovan to Orlando Magic
Ohio State: Lost Greg Oden to the NBA
Now basically everyone else.
Texas: Lost Kevin Durant to NBA
KU: Lost Julian Wright to NBA
Texas A&M: Lost Billy Gilespie(head coach;i can't type last name} to Kentucky
I forgot if they're was anybody else and if the listed teams above had another key loss tell me.
Basically only good team with no key loss
UCLA

Answer 1

Uhh....that happens every year in college basketball and life will go on. The benefit of being a good team year after year is that you generally get the good players hoping that you come and recruit them. I can't speak for Florida because you never know what will happen until you name the replacement coach. But Kansas will be ok, Wright was not that much of a difference maker to what they were doing. Ohio State will go back to what they were doing before Oden came, being a pretty good team in the Big Ten. Texas will be ok...they usually can put something good together and it's not like they were in the final 4 or anything WITH Durant, they'll survive. Texas A&M was building their team and just was gaining national recognition. They may fade back into oblivion considering Acie Law is also gone. No big deal, those type of teams rise up and disappear (see George Mason) every year.

UCLA lost Afflalo. I wouldn't say that's no loss, but they'll be ok as well.

Answer 2

All this means is that the recruiters must try to find someone to replace losses year after year. It is in a way unfortunate that the lure of money comes before an education but it has been a fact of life in the arena of basketball for a long time and will continue unless there are changes made . As for UCLA, they did lose Affalo so they there was a loss there and just this morning Billy Donovan it was stated was desiring to come back to Florida but the jury is still out on this one.

Answer 3

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Answer 4

Yeah My poor Celtics got screwed over too!!

Answer 5

players leave every year and the teams still go on
someone else will step up