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[QUOTE="HoustonCuse, post: 4078414, member: 87"]
I look at it like this: one of the reasons you come to Syracuse is to be coached by a guy who has evaluated, taught, and utilized thousands of different players. He has a long history of helping players use the skills they have to get team wins at a high level in the college game. He has successfully coached both elite NBA prospects, borderline draft picks, and no-shot-at-the-NBA types of players. He has a great track record of getting players drafted. He has coached the best players in the modern era. Etc etc.

If you had some semblance of intelligence, this would be the type of person that it would behoove you to listen to. Maybe it’s an important factor for pro teams that a player can listen to a coach, can play within a system, can do things for the benefit of the team and not just themselves? Maybe a guy like QG was unlikely to have success in the NBA but could make an extravagant living for many years overseas doing exactly the things JB had him doing?

I don’t know, but again, this is an extraordinarily specialized field and absolutely nobody should be doubting that JB is one of the top 5 or 10 people in the country in terms of his experience, expertise, and results. I know that getting personal coaching and advice from a person like that is virtually priceless.
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