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B. I can name five coaches in the most prestigious basketball conference in the country who couldn't carry Lavin's water. So, um, no, "because no one wants him" doesn't come close to explaining things. You think no one would want Steve Mariucci to be their coach? You think Hubie Brown's been calling NBA games forever because he couldn't get hired? Geez. Quote:
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1. He can't find a job. 2. He chose to remain with ESPN and not coach. "Leave coaching" was meant more generally, as in not actively looking for a job. 3. Somewhere in the middle. Most likely, it's somewhere in the middle. He could get a job, but has no desire to coach a mid-major or below. Quote:
Your examination is indeed surface-level.[/QUOTE] Yes, it was. You may be right, perhaps his experience with UCLA soured him to the whole coaching thing. Maybe he decided the stability of ESPN is worth living comfortably rather than being financially independent. It's an internet discussion regarding the quality of a coach who held a top job for a short time and then moved on to a different (but related) profession. Everything is surface-level, including the defense.
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He's also a regular when anyone at any time makes fun of his sainted Coach K or his beloved Dookies.
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