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Message: [QUOTE="HuskyHawk, post: 3222942, member: 1414"] I understand and accept disagreement on that point. I don't think he's that bright. I didn't when he was a player, an assistant or HC. And certainly not how he's handled being fired. I do agree that he once had a legendary work ethic, and he took coaching well at all stages as a player and assistant. In short I think he's good at executing other people's plans, which is indeed a valuable skill. A different skill set is needed to lead a program. Edit: and in case anyone feels I'm being hyper critical, that skill of executing a coach's plan is something Brad Stevens really wishes Kyrie Irving had. It helped KO go from team to team to team in the NBA seamlessly. [/QUOTE]