By "when the chips fall right", I meant that it will be quite uncommon - certainly not on a consistent basis. Maybe once every 5-6 years.
Yes, we had an exceptionally experienced team last year: Carr (6th year), Rice (5th year), Allen (5th year), Bishop (5th year).... plus Brock and Disu in the 4th year. But, the extra Covid year is gone, so the silver lining is that NOBODY is going to have experienced teams like that again. And RT is showing that he can go get high school players, and they are going to play a much bigger role again starting next year.
Even this year, with a team that most of us found to be pretty damn frustrating, we were an improbable pair of Tennessee free throws from potentially making the Sweet 16. And Tennessee was about as bad of a matchup as you could imagine for us.
So, bottom line for me is that RT will field teams that might end up advancing if the matchups are good, or if the shots fall. But the high end potential and consistency aren't going to be there.