Assistant Coach Possibilities Thread
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Re: Grayer
Thank goodness. I really didn't want Jeff to end up getting screwed in this.
Re: Grayer
Fantastic. Now it's time to loosen the pursestrings and lock up the best X's and O's assistant coach money can find.
Fantastic. Now it's time to loosen the pursestrings and lock up the best X's and O's assistant coach money can find.
Re: Grayer
Exactly!
I honestly don't believe he will be retained as an assistant coach. Possibly director of basketball operations or a similar role but I just don't think it is wise to keep Grayer as an assistant when he doesn't have the coaching experience (especially when Hoiberg has no coaching experience).
Exactly!
I honestly don't believe he will be retained as an assistant coach. Possibly director of basketball operations or a similar role but I just don't think it is wise to keep Grayer as an assistant when he doesn't have the coaching experience (especially when Hoiberg has no coaching experience).
Re: Grayer
I'm glad. I think Jeff brings similar passion about ISU to what Fred brings, and should be a great recruiter for the Michigan area. As a salesman myself, I know that people are successful when they love what they're doing, and believe in what they're selling. I think Jeff gives us this.
I'm glad. I think Jeff brings similar passion about ISU to what Fred brings, and should be a great recruiter for the Michigan area. As a salesman myself, I know that people are successful when they love what they're doing, and believe in what they're selling. I think Jeff gives us this.
Re: Grayer
I was really feeling bad for the guy. I want what's best for the team, I hope Grayer is just that if he is indeed staying.
I was really feeling bad for the guy. I want what's best for the team, I hope Grayer is just that if he is indeed staying.
Re: Grayer
These guys have been around coaching their entire lives. They are smart and care about ISU. While I appreciate the need for experience.... passion and relating to players will be a huge benefit... something we didn't have with Greg. If they can bring those characteristics to the table, I think the X's & O's will work themselves out. Again, I understand the need for experience, but these guys know basketball and all have been coached by greats. If they are smart (which I think they are), they can translate those learnings to their upcoming players. I think a new approach is a good strategy and the passion around ISU MBB will be as huge... this should be fun.
These guys have been around coaching their entire lives. They are smart and care about ISU. While I appreciate the need for experience.... passion and relating to players will be a huge benefit... something we didn't have with Greg. If they can bring those characteristics to the table, I think the X's & O's will work themselves out. Again, I understand the need for experience, but these guys know basketball and all have been coached by greats. If they are smart (which I think they are), they can translate those learnings to their upcoming players. I think a new approach is a good strategy and the passion around ISU MBB will be as huge... this should be fun.
Re: Grayer
This.
We need to take care of the guy. I mean I grew up in my driveway imagining myself as Jeff Grayer (or Magic - but more often Grayer). It would be a travesty to have to kick him to the curb.
That being said we need as much experience as possible around Fred. With a solid staff he will be successful.
One a side note though is there a limit to the number of assistant coaches you can have on a staff? Can we fill the staff with solid assistants and create a new spot for Grayer to learn/gain experience and eventually move into a bigger role?
This.
We need to take care of the guy. I mean I grew up in my driveway imagining myself as Jeff Grayer (or Magic - but more often Grayer). It would be a travesty to have to kick him to the curb.
That being said we need as much experience as possible around Fred. With a solid staff he will be successful.
One a side note though is there a limit to the number of assistant coaches you can have on a staff? Can we fill the staff with solid assistants and create a new spot for Grayer to learn/gain experience and eventually move into a bigger role?
Re: Grayer
Agree with this. We need to have another coach on staff with a little bit of experience and connections.