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Message: [QUOTE="tzznandrew, post: 2127302, member: 168"] I think that he knows his x's and o's, I think he can work with kids in practice and inspire them. I think he can develop impressive game plans. His big weakness--and it's big--is in-game. Time outs. Managing minutes. Adapting on the fly. Those are things you develop over time (if at all) and they're the sort of thing that some good coaches struggle with, but great coaches have down pat. It doesn't surprise me at all that these things [I]might[/I] be problems, and that the optics aren't great. But I also think that if he got higher IQ players it would relieve the stress on some of this. He has to be worried about way too much in game. He made mistakes and errors with Shabazz/Boatright that I don't think he would now, but overcame them because those two, when on the floor with Daniels, Giffey, Kromah, and Nolan didn't make simple mistakes. [/QUOTE]