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[QUOTE="jncuse, post: 5348293, member: 1969"] I certainly agree with your theory that there are guys that love to coach vs love being a head coach. That being said, I don't think the identification of who fits into what is that easy. For example I'm not convinced you have grouped the Hurley's correctly. It seems like you have grouped them based on your theory that those who love to coach are more successful - and you have grouped the Hurley's to fit your underlying theory. Grinding as a trait at the highest level is an attribute held by both types. Lets get back to your underlying theory that the loves to coach are more successful. At the highest levels there is no evidence that is true. In fact I would argue it's potentially more incorrect than correct the higher you go up the food chain, where that personality might be a better fit. [/QUOTE]
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