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Message: [QUOTE="auror, post: 3992263, member: 1329"] Considering multiple rookie head coaches recently have won the title (and Nash can do it this year), I think the value of an X's and O's savant head coach or in general a coach with a lot of experience is as low as it has ever been. You get an army of assistants and trainers and analytics staffers basically doing all that for you. You just need a CEO and a guy that can get buy-in. A really good X's and O's guy might get you an extra round or two, but once you're in the conference semi-finals, it seems to be almost all about the Joe's at that point. [/QUOTE]