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KO puts heart into new contract. ESPN link
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Although I have to say Katz's commentary was not as interesting.
Not sure why everyone assumes KO is leaving in a few years to coach in the NBA. Yes he could get another 2 million a year which is a huge sum of money but if you fail 2 years in a row in the NBA you are out the door. The job security sucks.
I do not want to beat a dead horse here but this time of year we need to find things that we can biatch about.
Not sure why everyone assumes KO is leaving in a few years to coach in the NBA. Yes he could get another 2 million a year which is a huge sum of money but if you fail 2 years in a row in the NBA you are out the door. The job security sucks.
I do not want to beat a dead horse here but this time of year we need to find things that we can biatch about.
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One thing these writers never consider is that if Ollie wins another championship in, say, the next 7-10 years, he'll be well on his way to becoming the one of the greatest coaches of all-time. A 3rd win over 20 year period and he'll be a 60 year old at the top of his game. After that, he's immortalized.
When you think about the NBA, there is Pat Riley, Red Auerbach, Phil Jackson, 3 top coaches, and maybe people think of Popovich that way, but KC Jones, Tomjanovich and Chuck Daly aren't really recalled with the reverence of let's say a Dean Smith or even a John Thompson. The names of top NBA coaches are few and far between.
When you think about the NBA, there is Pat Riley, Red Auerbach, Phil Jackson, 3 top coaches, and maybe people think of Popovich that way, but KC Jones, Tomjanovich and Chuck Daly aren't really recalled with the reverence of let's say a Dean Smith or even a John Thompson. The names of top NBA coaches are few and far between.
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