Maybe....but we are not talking about taking over a ready made team with MJ/Pippen or Curry and Klay and then Durant. Or duncan/Robinson then Kawhi.
OK, but that is more on the FO and maybe the owner. say what ya will about the guy but he did not run from a challenge. In fact, it almost seemed like he needed it.
yes....but what does that have to do with me wondering about your comment about his "too many mediocre stops" and one being at a place who if memory serves couldn't sniff mediocre before him.
In general, no, I guess (though IMO is also why Spo is up there among current coaches at least) but when you can add his titles in the NBA and NCAA that helps.
Not to mention, Kobe went into gunner mode and wanted to be the damn #1 option on offense during the damn Finals when Shaq was playing pretty well, despite Wallace doing a decent job on him!!!
I mean, didn't he usually run when things were going really well? No doubt he's a different kind of cat.
Um, maybe. But that has nothing to do with coaching ability. 'accepting less' lol
He did? seems like he could have stayed with the Bulls but either his feelings were hurt or wanted no part with MJ/Pippen gone...or both.
once again, other than maybe the Clips where was all the mediocrity? Not even saying it didn't exist, but you made the statement so figured you knew.
You can look at his records with various franchises (college, ABA and NBA) as easy as I can post them.
why would I look for something I do not believe exists....certainly not to the level you implied?
The only guy who gets graded on that kind of curve for @tlance is Jokic. Larry Brown doesn’t get credit for taking bad teams and turning them around. Larry should have just taken jobs where Jordan was in place or Shaq and Kobe were in place. Then he’d be the GOAT.
