He's a candidate on paper. but I think that's as far as that goes.
Not necessarily, but think about it this way you been working on your job 5 years, and then they bring in a new worker without coaching experience, that skips over all of the red tape and barierrers 1st day on the job less experience, and you have a new boss. I doubt you would just sit around and taking that when your promotion had been years in the making.
If she gets the job, I surely hope that isn't the reason I believe she had 2 summer league titles in her 6 years of coaching.
The Knicks scares me for any coach. I feel the Knicks job is setting anyone up to fail.
Reporters said Pop pointed to Tim as soon as he was ejected and said "You do it." The rest was history.she don't want this smoke
With zero track record of coaching. That hardly ever works bro. The only exception that I have seen has been Jason Kidd, and that didn't end well. Patrick Ewing was an all time great player even he had to work his way up the coaching ladder Orlando, Washington, Houston. Before he ever got the Georgetown job.
Derick Fisher? His job opportunity was short lived and failed before it started.
They can all get their opportunity, but their results will speak in the end. Most end up like Magic (Coaching Wise) They expect everyone to play like them when they leave and they then realize, they can't, or they just can't communicate their vision like someone who's been coaching for years. Most of those successful coaches were Point Guards I notice.
