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Blazer coaching Mt. Rushmore--I assume that would be Ramsay, Adelman, Stotts, and Dunleavy. Are there any other contenders?
Seems Nate had more regular season wins than Dunleavy, and Schuler had a better win% than Stotts or Ramsay. Either of those guys worthy of cracking the top 4?
Seems Nate had more regular season wins than Dunleavy, and Schuler had a better win% than Stotts or Ramsay. Either of those guys worthy of cracking the top 4?
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I think the fall off from the third best coach in team history to the fourth is so far that I wouldn't have four coaches on my Mt. Rushmore. To me Stotts represents a time when this team accepted mediocrity for a staggering amount of time and stopped striving for or expecting an approximation of excellence. Look at his numbers and PJ's... not much difference. Stotts was just given far more chances than any of these other guys because the team was about bullshit placations for nine seasons. Nah I don't give Stotts a place on the mountain due to longevity and one player carrying his ass. Don't get me wrong, Stotts isn't at fault and seems like a great person but he doesn't get recognized as great because he had an asshole charlatan for a boss selling ownership on snake oil for a decade and the guy who will probably be seen as the greatest Blazer of all time covering for both of their glaring inadequacies.