i have not been this certain about a player becoming a coach and a good one since nate mcmillan. hornacek, doc rivers and mark jackson were all guys i had a strong feeling about, but i'd say mcmillan and snow were ever stronger to me during their playing careers.

lb's comments are kinda drivel-ish to me. are there not men like e snow and george lynch coaching in the NBA and the d league? do most programs really give two fucks about their players' education?

the d league would need to be strengthened, obviously, but that would happen in short order.

now the last thing he said made some sense, an mlb-ish system for the draft might be intriguing