Some did, some didn't. Depends on where you work, and how much you like projectile points.
Folks who had a lot invested in Clovis resisted the idea, while those working on the coasts or in other non-Clovis areas were much quicker to accept the idea. Also, following Kuhn's model, the younger generation accepted the new ideas quicker than some of the older generation.
I agree with that 100%. But you must admit, archeology is one of the founding members of the "good ole boy" network. And old habits are tough to break.
Thank heavens for Kuhn. I'd love to see a middle school or h.s. freshman-level curriculum based on that text.