Cassell for Coach

by whydoiliketheclips on Dec 27, 2008 1:02 PM PST Comment 7 comments

Regardless of how you feel about the circumstances in which he left the team last year, how do you feel Sam Cassell would be as the Clippers coach. He stated in an interview a couple of days ago that it would be a dream job for him.

I liked the swagger that Sam gave the team and he has a pretty high basketball IQ. (except for that 8 second count against the Suns).

He could also be had fairly cheap due to his lack of coaching experience and could provide a long needed new direction for the team.

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experience would be good

although I would take him over Dunleavy I would rather have him as an assistant coach. I think that you need some sort of experience in coaching, whether its NBA or college, to be a good coach. It is not all about attitude, although Sam’s swagger would be a great addition to the team. Overall I would take him but I would rather he be an assistant coach and we hire a more experienced coach say an Eddie Jordan.

by bestclipfan on Dec 27, 2008 1:48 PM PST reply actions 0 recs

i would make him assistant to dunleavy and if hes any good take over when his contract expires.

by andrewexd on Dec 27, 2008 11:47 PM PST reply actions 0 recs

dunleavy is wasting our time

As a 5+ year Clippers fan, and only 1 really successful year I do think it’s time for a change. Dunleavy’s offensive system is non existent where they do the same low screen for randolph so he can catch it on the wing and have baron stand on the 3 point line the whole game without letting him play like he did when he was on Golden State (what i consider is when he was at his best). Sterling has plenty of money so let’s drop Dunleavy hire Cassell for coach, to give us swagger, and a completely better system where we have more than 1 play

p.s. good post dad ^

by baronycamby on Dec 28, 2008 12:45 AM PST reply actions 0 recs

definitely needs some experience.

He probably would be a better coach than Dunleavy, but I think that we shouldn’t make a hasty decision just because of our current displeasure with him. Let him be an assistant so he can learn the ropes, and then take over when Dunleavy’s contract is up.

by WestsideBrandon on Dec 28, 2008 12:06 PM PST reply actions 0 recs