No matter what sport it is, you hear the term "rebuilding year". My take is this, once the program is rolling, you shouldn't have a rebuilding year. I'll take Friday Night High School football. If you have 50 players on the team, half should be seniors and half should be juniors. Well the next year, those juniors will be seniors and you have a new group of juniors to replace those new seniors. IMO there shouldn't be a rebuilding year.
Now I know, you'll have some classes that are better than others, but when that class graduates, should the next year be called a rebuilding year? IMO no, it's most likely a normal team in your program.
As long as you keep the same coach, I don't see why you should call it a "rebuilding year" You should all ready know what you have coming and you plan on it.
Anyway, that's my thoughts, what about yours?
Now I know, you'll have some classes that are better than others, but when that class graduates, should the next year be called a rebuilding year? IMO no, it's most likely a normal team in your program.
As long as you keep the same coach, I don't see why you should call it a "rebuilding year" You should all ready know what you have coming and you plan on it.
Anyway, that's my thoughts, what about yours?