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He should have stayed in Ames or waited for an NBA roster trending upwards with younger, coach-able guys that fit his style instead of an old, declining team with zero cap flexibility until 2018. Great summary of their awful cap situation (stuck with the same roster for two years and then a COMPLETE tear-down with just Jimmy Butler remaining) and roster construction here, not sure what Hoiberg saw in them for his style or system:
http://grantland.com/the-triangle/a-eulogy-for-if-only-the-bulls-as-we-know-them-are-probably-done/
This move never made sense, to me, from a basketball standpoint. I would have waited for the Bucks or Pelicans job instead of the corpse of Rose, Noah, and old man Gasol like this. Or just stay in Ames and become the next Tom Izzo at your alma mater, you know.
Not even counting how badly the Bulls' management tends to treat talented coaches...
But, you know, that $25 million check had to factor into it. :/
I remember my first beer.It was his DREAM. The only professional goal of his life. So despite his ****** team, he's happy because DREAMS.
I have hated the Bulls since Jordan. I love it when they lose.
Why is this site so obsessed with thread titles consisting of only names?
Wtf with this Fred hate? The man is a Cyclone to the bone and is responsible for turning our program into a powerhouse. I also wish he would have stayed but you have to do what is in your best interest and follow your dreams. Who knows? Maybe he'll be back next season!
The Bulls didn't fire Thibs until June. Hell, they were still in the playoffs until April or May. It's not like Fred could've done anything differently. Florida got lucky with Donovan because OKC narrowly missed the playoffs, so their season ended really early.Not hate but disappointment that he strung everyone along and left the cupboards bare