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Dunkman

Years ago

Bullets coaching situation 2019/20

The job is not open but Bevo should be next cab off the rank.

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hoopie

Years ago

I strongly agree with getting a top Euro coach rather than an NBA on (which is what I said on this forum after we just missed the bronze medal)

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Anonymous

Years ago

If Boomers job was open I would look at getting a European coach rather than an American. Would suit our players better and most American coaches rely on just having better players than the other team to win rather than coaching and putting in schemes.

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Anonymous

Years ago

What about getting a coach with NBA experience.

Most of our guys are based in the US, so is an NBL coach the best choice??

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Anonymous

Years ago

Come to think of it, I haven't seen any references from lovebroker either

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koberulz

Years ago

the Wildcats don't let their coaches be head coaches of the Boomers.

[citation needed]

The Bevo situation was when the Boomers job was full-time and precluded an NBL gig. That is no longer the case.

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LoveBroker

Years ago

What part of the opening being there for Gleeson if Lemanis steps down as Boomers coach contains ambiguity for you?

None...the Wildcats don't let their coaches be head coaches of the Boomers.

Since Gleeson is going to be there another 3 years, I'll let you piece the rest together.

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Cuszy

Years ago

Obe no ideaKobe, knows sfa

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skull

Years ago

That's because culture etc was already in place...

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Anonymous

Years ago

Nah bugger ya lovebroker

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Anonymous

Years ago

Lemanis has signed 3 more years

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koberulz

Years ago

What part of Gleeson has re-signed for 3 years contains ambiguity for you?

What part of the opening being there for Gleeson if Lemanis steps down as Boomers coach contains ambiguity for you?

I would assume he's contracted with the Boomers, so there is in fact no choice for him to make.

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Zodiac

Years ago

In the Lamar Patterson article the other day I think it said Lemanis will be re-signing to a multi-year deal.

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Hogwash

Years ago

Nielsen would be a great coach and work especially well with young bigs.

Lemanis should focus on Boomers imo.

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skull

Years ago

Lemanis needs to concentrate on the Boomers....which he is good at.
I personally don't think he is a very good NBL coach....the rosters he puts together always look compromised by mateship.

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LoveBroker

Years ago

Gleeson comes right into the equation if Lemanis goes Buzzas.

What part of Gleeson has re-signed for 3 years contains ambiguity for you?

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Anonymous

Years ago

I wonder why??

AUSTRALIAN star Liz Cambage, the No.2 overall pick in last year's WNBA draft, has decided not to play the rest of this season with the Tulsa Shock after winning a bronze medal with the Opals at the London Olympics.

The Shock announced on Tuesday that Cambage will not return to the team this season.

She had been expected to return to Tulsa on Monday but did not board her flight back from Australia.

The team had been promoting her expected return in Thursday night's home game against Los Angeles after she became the first woman to slam dunk in an Olympic game during the Opals' win over Russia.

Team president Steve Swetoha says Tulsa looks forward to Cambage rejoining the Shock for the 2013 season.

The Shock, who are tied for the league's worst record at 4 wins and 19 losses, play at Atlanta on Tuesday.

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