OT John Calipari Seeks 10-Year, $120M Contract For NBA Return

[BlazerDuckSeahawkFan94]

I really wouldn't mind him as a coach, I think he has probably changed and learned a lot since he first coached in the NBA.

The contract he seeks is insane but would I care if we or some other team did it? No, not my money.

 

[handiman]

Because he's exhibited such great coaching over the past two decades? He promises HS kids they'll go at the top of the NBA draft if they pretend to go to class for a mere year, gets a boatload of blue chip recruits, and as a result always has a competitive team that overwhelms everyone athletically and occasionally overachieves.

 

[Orion Bailey]

Are coaches salaries included in thew annual cap for the team? Or is that for players only and the coaching staff is on top of?

 

[ripcityboy]

I doubt he'd have a ton of success. Maybe if he was younger. Calipari isn't a coaching trendsetter. He's the best recruiter in the nation. The guy could sell me the latest Rod Stewart CD and make me thankful to have it.

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[KeepOnRollin]

Are coaches salaries included in thew annual cap for the team? Or is that for players only and the coaching staff is on top of?

Coaches aren't part of the cap. Up to each owner how much he wants to spend on one.

 

[HomerLovesKoolAid]

Neil's hot too, especially when he was on Portlandia.

We can't take your assessment seriously because you also said that HCP was hot.

 

[Blazers Roy]

Boston coach came from college and having some success.

He's great!