You have a pretty valid point, and I agree that it's hard to get all that excited about any individual recruit. But what we have right now is the chance, in almost any given year, to put together something that's damn close to a perfect team.Calipari has made recruiting boring to me.....
Am I the I one who can't get excited about "WE MIGHT BE ADDING!!" Threads?
Think about it like this: The 2003 recruiting class included LeBron James and Chris Paul. What would it have looked like if those guys had played college basketball at the same school?
That type of scenario is a legitimate possibility with Cal coaching. Every. Single. Year. It's just dependent on the level of talent available in any given year, and how many of his top targets Cal manages to get.
In all honesty, I think the 2013 class was pretty disappointing. Julius Randle was a stud, but not transcendent. James Young was very talented, but very flawed. The Harrisons ended up on the low-end of what you would hope they'd be. Dakari Johnson was pretty limited, as was/is Marcus Lee. And despite this, what was the end result? A trip to the title game (after an admittedly really bad regular season), and 4 key parts (out of 9) on a 38-1 team that came agonizingly close to playing for 40-0.
If that can happen with a recruiting class that really doesn't pan out, what can happen when it does? I think we saw in 2012, and, if things continue as they are, we'll see again. And maybe even in a better way.