Reporter Lists Hoiberg as Blazers Coaching Candidate

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Jason Quick, a Portland Trail Blazers reporter for the Oregonian, tweeted today that Fred Hoiberg is a name to 'keep an eye on' in the Blazers' coaching search. Obviously don't think we have anything to worry about, but the name Fred's made for himself already is pretty remarkable.

https://twitter.com/#!/jwquick/status/184088679197843456
 
Jason Quick, a Portland Trail Blazers reporter for the Oregonian, tweeted today that Fred Hoiberg is a name to 'keep an eye on' in the Blazers' coaching search. Obviously don't think we have anything to worry about, but the name Fred's made for himself already is pretty remarkable.

https://twitter.com/#!/jwquick/status/184088679197843456

And so it begins. I have a feeling he will be on a great many lists in the near future. Hopefully this is his Dream job, and the contract to keep him and his staff comes from the Athletic Department.
 
Jason Quick, a Portland Trail Blazers reporter for the Oregonian, tweeted today that Fred Hoiberg is a name to 'keep an eye on' in the Blazers' coaching search. Obviously don't think we have anything to worry about, but the name Fred's made for himself already is pretty remarkable.

https://twitter.com/#!/jwquick/status/184088679197843456

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(Not at you, at Jason Quick)
 
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This will happen multiple times per year from here on out...... Just be advised that like Ferentz to the NFL became a yearly thing, this will as well.

Hopefully he will be able to get a bump in his contract based on these rumors and that is it.
 
This is awesome. If the NBA wants you, you're doing something right. Also, Portland sounds a hell of a lot better than say...Creighton.
 
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I'd probably go into a deep depression for days if he left after two years. It's not going to happen but it's awful to even think about.
 
I wouldn't be concerned. Not because Hoiberg isn't a good coach, but I don't see him wanting to leave.
 
Jason Quick, a Portland Trail Blazers reporter for the Oregonian, tweeted today that Fred Hoiberg is a name to 'keep an eye on' in the Blazers' coaching search. Obviously don't think we have anything to worry about, but the name Fred's made for himself already is pretty remarkable.

https://twitter.com/#!/jwquick/status/184088679197843456


I would be willing to bet that his name will come up for almost every NBA job in the next few years. He coaches the college game like the NBA game, so people would know what they were getting. He is gaining a reputation as a good coach. He has proven he has the temperment for the NBA game. He's basically a no-brainer and if an NBA team has an opening, they'd be stupid not to look at him.

I obviously think we don't have anything to worry about, but I think if Hoiberg leaves Iowa State it will be for an NBA job, so I'll always be a bit concerned about it.

Just an FYI, but I am pretty sure that Mike Born is in the Blazers front office. Maybe head of scouting?
 
I'd probably go into a deep depression for days if he left after two years. It's not going to happen but it's awful to even think about.


It took me several days to get over Royce leaving. If Hoiberg leaves us.....it will be cause for a deep depression.
 
What most reporters fail to realize/do their homework on is the fact that Hoiberg's dream job is basically the ISU job. He still has improvement to make and he knows it. It's really funny that people think they'll get him now. I don't think he's going to leave us (if he does) unless he either gets fired, wins a bunch of national championships and wants to move on, or is too old to coach.

Honestly, it just sounds like the guy is happy here. He ******* grew up on ISU and has always been a fan. There's really nothing better than bringing your favorite team to national prominence.
 
It took me several days to get over Royce leaving. If Hoiberg leaves us.....it will be cause for a deep depression.

I would be absolutely crushed if Fred left us before turning the program completely around (and making sure we were in good hands).

I don't see it happening. Unlike a lot of coaches, I think he is more concerned with his family, quality of life, etc. In a lot of ways, I see him much like Kirk Ferentz. I surely don't think he goes to the NBA until after his kids are done with Ames High, if ever.

Hopefully, JP ups the ante and pays him some more $$$
 
I would be absolutely crushed if Fred left us before turning the program completely around (and making sure we were in good hands).

I don't see it happening. Unlike a lot of coaches, I think he is more concerned with his family, quality of life, etc. In a lot of ways, I see him much like Kirk Ferentz. I surely don't think he goes to the NBA until after his kids are done with Ames High, if ever.

Hopefully, JP ups the ante and pays him some more $$$


His kids go to Gilbert...
 
Does Mike Born still work in their front office?
 

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