Larry Brown was tired of coaching a bad team in a jerkwater NBA outpost. If Pat Riley called him tomorrow he's walk to Miami to take over the Heat. He's done now in the same way he was done when he left New York.maybe coaching from his couch.. but you won't see him on the sidelines coaching again.. He tried to get out of town last year and move back to PA to be with his family. He just stuck around and gave it another shot in Charlotte as a favor to MJ, which is the only reason he came to Charlotte in the first place.
Listen to ANY of his post-game interviews over the past 2-3 years.. The man has lost his intensity and desire to coach.... He's DONE
The NCAA never saw fit to suspend or place any restrictions on Larry Brown's employment by its membership. Bruce Pearl, on the other hand, is about to get hammered on the level with Todd Bozeman and Kelvin Sampson. That's the difference. It's not a tough concept.Nice quip.... I guess that's your best come back.....
The NCAA never saw fit to suspend or place any restrictions on Larry Brown's employment by its membership. Bruce Pearl, on the other hand, is about to get hammered on the level with Todd Bozeman and Kelvin Sampson. That's the difference. It's not a tough concept.
If, as becomes increasingly obvious, Pearl is suspended for at least a season and has to ultimately be terminated, the perfect coach to handle his absence/departure became available today. Larry Brown. How do you sell it to him? Simple. You tell him that Pearl is only being kept around out of loyalty and to ensure he is employable when his suspension ends. I raise that issure because if UT immediately fires him, there could be questions as to whether his suspension can be served while he's unemployed. That lets Brown, who has 3 or 4 good years left, settle in with the knowledge he's an interim coach in name only. It also gives you an extended window in which to seek out the long term answer. It's a win for everyone. Brown gets a big check without dealing with NBA egos, Pearl gets the issues resulting from his ethical lapse behind him, and UT keeps its basketball train on the tracks.
I want what your smoking/drinking. I guess there is a reason why you practice law and breakdown and analyze the game and others hire head basketball coaches.
No doubt you would have selected Cutcliff to be a perfect solution for our head football coach because he is a very good OC and knows his x's and o's. There is way more to it than being a good coach on the court which I would argue Brown probably is, but you have to recruit like a banchee ( sp ) and keep the fan base on fire and I don't see someone who is 70 years old or older doing either. He is significantly older than Fulmer and I think Fulmer is too old. (And apparently so does everyone else.)
Report back when you have a real solution - and when there is an definitive departure of the present regime --and I would appreciate not being attacked by your minions and lapdogs because you are dead wrong.
A sound counterargument . . . but the lapdog/minion stuff is a little goofy.I want what your smoking/drinking. I guess there is a reason why you practice law and breakdown and analyze the game and others hire head basketball coaches.
No doubt you would have selected Cutcliff to be a perfect solution for our head football coach because he is a very good OC and knows his x's and o's. There is way more to it than being a good coach on the court which I would argue Brown probably is, but you have to recruit like a banchee ( sp ) and keep the fan base on fire and I don't see someone who is 70 years old or older doing either. He is significantly older than Fulmer and I think Fulmer is too old. (And apparently so does everyone else.)
Report back when you have a real solution - and when there is an definitive departure of the present regime --and I would appreciate not being attacked by your minions and lapdogs because you are dead wrong.