Al Bianchi, the GM at the time, didn't agree with Pitino's full court defensive press. As I recall he thought the guys in the pros were too good for it to be sustainable. The point is some guys are just college coaches and some are pro coaches. I think they just have different approaches to the game.
I like how Woodson is coaching. If he makes it to next year I'd like to see Patrick Ewing on his staff.
franco12 wrote:JesseDark wrote:I'd pass on Cal. We've seen this movie before with Rick Pitino.
I'd like the way Rick coached the Knicks - he had a run and gun, press and bomb group that did very well his second year.
Boston a different story.
But I don't want Calipari.
If its not Woodson- and so far I think he'd done a pretty good job- I'd rather bring Patrick Ewing up to be our coach.
If he will replace the 'p' in his name with an 'm' I will consider it.
Calipari said he isn't leaving Kentucky on Lipica's show..
I liked Cal a lot when he was in NJ. I don't think he is a good fit for the Knicks and I would like to see Woodson keep the job. That being said, I have heard a lot of rumors regarding him to the Knicks on talk radio. One guy said that he heard Cal might get 10% ownership. There is also a lot of speculation about Cal being motivated to make the jump if it turns out he is going to face more NCAA violations.
Calipari as 10% owner? I think that's really good
Some coaches are more fit to be in College. calipari came up once and it didnt work. I'd rather have woodson here. Woodson and a fully healthy knicks team would be a dangerous team
