MNfootballfan
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He coaches in the NBA - general rule of thumb if you are working in the highest level of your profession you are probably doing something right.
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Flip's staff?
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He coaches in the NBA - general rule of thumb if you are working in the highest level of your profession you are probably doing something right.
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Flip Saunders, Vince Taylor, Ryan Saunders, Quincy Lewis, Trent Tucker would be my dream staff
This might be one of the oldest and least experienced college basketball staffs I've ever seen put together.
He coaches in the NBA - general rule of thumb if you are working in the highest level of your profession you are probably doing something right.
Or you have an influential father. I think we just fired a coach a few hours ago in a similar situation.
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He coaches in the NBA - general rule of thumb if you are working in the highest level of your profession you are probably doing something right.
So all NBA coaches would make sense for a college basketball staff?
Why not Randy Whitman? He has been a head coach on multiple occasions.
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Or you have an influential father. I think we just fired a coach a few hours ago in a similar situation.
Well they fired his influential father so I doubt they would feel bad about firing the son.