He's a scheme wonk.
by ReginaldVelJohnson 
, Friday, February 13, 2009, 13:00 (6087 days ago) @ Jay
He knows that, we know that. Of course, tradition dictates that the HC is on the sideline, and there is obviously reason for that. Perhaps trying to force himself into that mold has actually been negative for the overall success of his tenure. At this point, he really has nothing to lose. Better to say "F it, I'm doing what I'm comfortable with." And really, the idea of a head coach being up and away from the action isn't an outlandish concept in other sports.
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- it's pretty obvious watching the presser -
Jay,
2009-02-13, 12:55
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- who was in the press box last year? -
Spesh,
2009-02-13, 16:24
- Haywood & Tenuta were in the box - Jay, 2009-02-14, 09:28
- He's a scheme wonk. -
ReginaldVelJohnson,
2009-02-13, 13:00
- He was on the sidelines long before he became a head coach. -
tex29,
2009-02-13, 14:23
- Good point. - ReginaldVelJohnson, 2009-02-13, 15:29
- Yea, but -
Pete,
2009-02-13, 14:28
- Yea, but -
tex29,
2009-02-13, 14:35
- So what you're saying is that Charlie would sit next - hlewis, 2009-02-13, 16:30
- Yea, but -
tex29,
2009-02-13, 14:35
- He was on the sidelines long before he became a head coach. -
tex29,
2009-02-13, 14:23
- He does a great job from there too. - PaulM, 2009-02-13, 13:00
- who was in the press box last year? -
Spesh,
2009-02-13, 16:24