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Message: [QUOTE="metsfan2323, post: 4046532, member: 1113"] Nothing always works out. There are no guarantees anywhere, it's about trying to increase your odds of success. Most good coaches leave a track record of success as they climb the ladder. It's a lot like picking stocks, if you have some tested and proven rules to abide by you increase your odds. Jim Calhoun and Dan Hurley are both examples of finding the successful head coach at the lower level. In 2011 we could have used this rule to hire KC Keeler or Whipple but we chose instead to catch the falling knife. [/QUOTE]