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RE: Cincinnati's next basketball coach?
(04-14-2019 04:53 PM)UofMemphis Wrote:  
Quote:This is the crux of my issues with Memphis’ program. Penny is obviously the lead recruiter and Miller is the coach. As soon as Miller leaves, and he will in a couple years, Penny will need to find a head coach caliber assistant to sit in his shadow and do the grunt work. Its just not a sustainable way to build a program.

former NBA Coach of the Year (2007) Sam Mitchell, who led the Raptors to back-to-back NBA Playoffs, does FAR more coaching than Mike Miller...Miller is 'the recruiter'

hiring Sam Mitchell was a VERY smart move by Penny

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Yes it was, but it makes my point even more applicable. How long are these assistants going to be there? 3-5 years? What happens when they leave? How much long term success will Penny be able to provide?
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