Lorenzo Romar gave a cogent defense of his program, and a potential blueprint for a brighter future, Tuesday during his media availability.
It’s a case he’s being forced to make with increasing frequency — and being received with increasing skepticism — as another lackluster Husky basketball season limps toward the finish line.
I really want to buy in, because I have tremendous admiration for Romar and respect for what he has done with the program. But those glory days, upon which Romar supporters hang their case (or part of it, anyway), are getting further removed from current reality.