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Heard, I should say I have seen Kenny Payne.I’ve heard Kenny Payne, knicks assistant.
Heard, I should say I have seen Kenny Payne.I’ve heard Kenny Payne, knicks assistant.
I'd imagine coaching in the NBA and especially coaching in Boston brings its fair share of issues. Dealing with NBA superstar personalities can probably get old depending on who you are. I don't follow the NBA much but aren't the Celtics sort of struggling this year with pretty much the same exact roster as last year?
That's not what a hot take is.My hot take was that was a diplomatic interview, that will be misread by Indiana fans as "so you're saying there's a chance?"
Larry Brown has been back and forth several times. He's an outlier.Has an employed NBA coach ever voluntarily left the NBA to go coach college basketball? And we’re not talking the Charlotte Hornets or Sacramento Kings here. We're talking about the head coach of the Boston freaking Celtics.
I think Larry leaves the NCAA when he's about to get in trouble, then comes back when there's a tempting job.Larry Brown has been back and forth several times. He's an outlier.
Larry Brown has been back and forth several times. He's an outlier.
Larry's last coaching gig was at SMU for the 2015-2016 season.Larry just turned 80 in September.
Pitino actually did it twice. He left the Knicks to go to Kentucky and the Celtics to go to Louisville. Though, as you said, he had worn out his welcome in Boston.Good old Slick Rick Pitino. Though I'm not sure his resignation wasn't actually a firing, but at face value...
lol. Am amazed he's that young. His first head coaching job was at Davidson in '69. Left without coaching a single game. That nicely captures his unorthodox methods.Larry just turned 80 in September.
Is this a telegram?illiniguy said:
Do you know the story of Faust?
Boomaeur said:
Is he a wing or pg?
No, he is head coach at Auburn.
I was going to say. If we're going to slam the South, let's do it to a state that deserves it: Mississippi.
I'm with you. Oxford in the spring is just gorgeous. And my experience with people across the state, from the Gulf to the Delta, to deep into the eastern woods, has been uniformly positive. Memphis seems really the place down there having a big problem with race, and lots of other things, too; something's not right in that town.my oldest son went to Ole Miss
I love that town and I really love that state. Ive found 99% of the people who bash Mississippi have never been there or just drove thru without ever really spending any time there or meeting anyone . People there are as nice as can be. Its the northern cities that have issues with race actually
Alabama has NASA and UAB is one of the top 20 medical colleges in the US (12th in NIH funding for a public university).Mississippi has fantastic BBQ and gave the world the gift of blues. I prefer to slam Alabama.
Right. The last time Pitino or Brown left voluntarily from pro to college was Pitino leaving the Knicks for Kentucky in 1989. This was just before Michael Jordan completely changed the perception of the NBA and the relative prestige and coaching salaries between the two levels of play.Pitino actually did it twice. He left the Knicks to go to Kentucky and the Celtics to go to Louisville. Though, as you said, he had worn out his welcome in Boston.
Right. The last time Pitino or Brown left voluntarily from pro to college was Pitino leaving the Knicks for the Kentucky in 1989. This was just before Michael Jordan completely changed the perception of the NBA and the relative prestige and coaching salaries between the two levels of play.
Since then, Pitino leaving Boston for Louisville and Brown leaving Charlotte for SMU were both “one step ahead of the posse” moments with each leaving midway through the NBA season.
Whenever Stevens leaves Boston, he’ll have his pick of college gigs. He’s under no pressure to leave now
Was Kansas the only college stop Brown had (besides SMU) where he left without scandal on his heels? He took UCLA to the title game in '81(?) v. L'ville but I believe that was subsequently vacated, or at the very least he left quickly with the NCAA coming in the door there.Right. The last time Pitino or Brown left voluntarily from pro to college was Pitino leaving the Knicks for Kentucky in 1989. This was just before Michael Jordan completely changed the perception of the NBA and the relative prestige and coaching salaries between the two levels of play.
Since then, Pitino leaving Boston for Louisville and Brown leaving Charlotte for SMU were both “one step ahead of the posse” moments with each leaving midway through the NBA season with records significantly below .500.
Whenever Stevens leaves Boston, he’ll have his pick of college gigs. He’s under no pressure to leave now
Marcus Smart and Kemba Walker are both healthy at the same time for the first time this season this last week. That’s their starting backcourt.Don't follow the NBA much but the Boston media has to be putting some pressure on him for their season thus for no? 6th place in the eastern conference with a pretty solid roster.
Give me $100 on Fife, Musselman and Stevens.
... and the musical legacy of Muscle Shoals, the history of steelmaking in Birmingham and the beautiful Vulcan Park there, shipbuilding in Mobile, etc...Alabama has NASA and UAB is one of the top 20 medical colleges in the US (12th in NIH funding for a public university).
Alabama has NASA and UAB is one of the top 20 medical colleges in the US (12th in NIH funding for a public university).
Is this a telegram?illiniguy said:
Do you know the story of Faust?
Boomaeur said:
Is he a wing or pg?
No, he is head coach at Auburn.