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Message: [QUOTE="HoustonCuse, post: 2151808, member: 87"] Here's the counterpoint though. Every great coach started somewhere. JB has proven to be a pretty good evaluator of coaching talent and he feels it is advantageous to have GMac on his staff. JB could very easily place calls to dozens of places to get GMac an assistant coaching job (like I'm sure he did for Griffin with St. Francis). Instead, he felt it was best to have him here. Ultimately, the way he came into this job does not necessarily mean he is a bad coach. Some are making that leap. Him being selected by Boeheim also doesn't mean he is a good coach. But logic would dictate that if we are unsure (which we are), it would be wise to assume JB has the correct take on this. [/QUOTE]