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Hiring NBA assistants sounds good in theory. They know how to get to where the players want to go. And they've had some success as coaches already. So let's look at the real life examples over the past decade: Rex Walters, Dan Majerle, Mike Dunlap, Jerry Stackhouse, Juwan Howard. Why isn't the theory holding up in reality?

I’m down for absolutely anyone. Mack, isu coach, oli marmol, doesn’t matter can’t be worse than it currently is.

How the F did SLU not get Blake as a player??

Grant was hired by UD when he was an NBA assistant, but most of his experience was in college. Assistant to Billy Donovan at Florida, head coach at VCU, and head coach at Alabama. He was more of a retread hire than NBA assistant trying out coaching in college.

Because they have close to zero relationships in the recruiting world. They don't know the talent level required to compete in their respective conferences because they have zero barometer on that. The low/mid major guys aren't used to having to bootstrap things in the program.

Am I correct to think that if the guys with the money decide to pony up $5-10 million to buy Ford out of a contractual nightmare it will be with the stipulation that they pick the next coach? Would you pay that kinda jack and let May pick the next coach? No frickin way. That’s not how rich people operate.

And who is the stacked reporter? A few questions that need to be answered.

This is known as the JLove-breaks-Kenyon Martin’s-leg strategy.

Sick and tired of Donnybrook giving quick fixes for a city none of them live in.