He also coached Washburn and Foster at the Utes.
They tore it up.
We might want to give him some time to recover before throwing him into the fire.
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He also coached Washburn and Foster at the Utes.
They tore it up.
We might want to give him some time to recover before throwing him into the fire.
Thee Idiotic Minivan K
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And a lot of traveling
margodydek
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Boylen's in Indy w/ the Pacers.
You are not awe inspired by the amazing record Lowe put up?
LjJazzman
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I actually kind of was because I actually recognized his name. I didn't have a clue who he was but I knew I had heard the name before. That was more than I had expected.
Lets hope he does not wear his red suits now that he is with the Jazz.
Darkwing Duck
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Ewing, huh? Interesting. I had to look up his coaching career given that I wasn't sure if he had bounced around the league as a coach. I only recall him coaching the Magic, and sure enough, that's the only place he's coached. Has Howard's lack of offensive polish come because of poor coaching, inability, or lack of desire from Howard? Still, an intriguing prospect. As you said, however, it's unlikely to happen.
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Olojuwan is a pipe dream, but a great one.
I think they should bring in Malone as the strength and conditioning coach and just leave him in the weight room. He beats the **** out of anyone who walks in there and in half a season our entire team looks like this guy.
I think they should bring in Malone as the strength and conditioning coach and just leave him in the weight room. He beats the **** out of anyone who walks in there and in half a season our entire team looks like this guy.
midnight_hwy
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Umm I'm going to guess Mike Sanders 
mellow
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Michael Sanders begins his second season as a Bucks assistant coach after being named to the position on June 7, 2005.
Before joining the Bucks, Sanders was an assistant coach and director of player personnel with the Ashville Altitude of the NBDL for four seasons, helping lead the team to the NBDL championship in both 2004 and 2005.
Sanders began his coaching career in 1998 with a one-year stint as an assistant coach with the Wisconsin Blast of the International Basketball Association. He then spent one season as the head coach of the Black Hills Gold of the IBA (1999-2000) before accepting a head coaching position with the Washington Congressionals (2000) of the United State Basketball League. After spending one season as an assistant coach with the Detroit Pistons (2000-01), Sanders returned to the USBL, serving two seasons as the head coach of the Adirondack Wildcats (2002-04).
Sanders' successful 11-year NBA playing career began in 1982. His career included stays in San Antonio, Phoenix, Cleveland and Indiana. He averaged 8.0 points, 3.0 rebounds and 1.4 assists over 648 career games.
A native of DeRidder, Louisiana, Sanders was inducted into the Louisiana Hall of Fame on June 24, 2000. He graduated from UCLA in 1982 with a bachelor’s degree in History.
Sanders has a son, Lamar, and a daughter, Kendra.
Before joining the Bucks, Sanders was an assistant coach and director of player personnel with the Ashville Altitude of the NBDL for four seasons, helping lead the team to the NBDL championship in both 2004 and 2005.
Sanders began his coaching career in 1998 with a one-year stint as an assistant coach with the Wisconsin Blast of the International Basketball Association. He then spent one season as the head coach of the Black Hills Gold of the IBA (1999-2000) before accepting a head coaching position with the Washington Congressionals (2000) of the United State Basketball League. After spending one season as an assistant coach with the Detroit Pistons (2000-01), Sanders returned to the USBL, serving two seasons as the head coach of the Adirondack Wildcats (2002-04).
Sanders' successful 11-year NBA playing career began in 1982. His career included stays in San Antonio, Phoenix, Cleveland and Indiana. He averaged 8.0 points, 3.0 rebounds and 1.4 assists over 648 career games.
A native of DeRidder, Louisiana, Sanders was inducted into the Louisiana Hall of Fame on June 24, 2000. He graduated from UCLA in 1982 with a bachelor’s degree in History.
Sanders has a son, Lamar, and a daughter, Kendra.
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Darkwing Duck
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A name I don't know. Actually looks like a career that's similar to Corbin's.
I've heard rumors of carpentry work.
Thee Idiotic Minivan K
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I hope that picture isn't real.Olojuwan is a pipe dream, but a great one.
I think they should bring in Malone as the strength and conditioning coach and just leave him in the weight room. He beats the **** out of anyone who walks in there and in half a season our entire team looks like this guy.
BluesRocker
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It's a joke that they haven't brought one in before. Fes could have used one. Any center we have ever had could have used one. I always looked at fes like he has a lot of potential. Due to his size and pretty good athleticism. But when he was on the court it seemed like no one had taught him anything. It seems this club is always behind the curve
candrew
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I'm fairly certain Sidney Lowe has not played or coached on a winning team since April 4, 1983
Stifle Tower
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Whoever it is, I'll keep an open mind. Many times the best coaches were not necessarily the best players. Great players can often get by on just their natural talent or athletic ability and they often don't have a clue how to "teach" skills. On the other hand, many average players are/were able to stay in the league because they concentrate on the fundamentals and they can more rea.