[lex24]

Also, I'm big fans of all the former Stanford players listed in this thread, but what makes you think any of them can coach?

All of them have either been (or currently are) NBA assistants or NCAA head coaches.

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Pops

Popovich? If so, then LOLOLOLFridayHumor

And have the NCAA head coaches on the list won?
Or do you propose Stanford hiring an assistant with no head coaching experience?

I realize it's Muir, but don't you want someone who has proven that he or she can run a successful program at college level?

Why would someone with prior success want to come to Stanford?  It has a mediocre, at best, history.  A weak fan base.  And Maples is poor. Palo Alto has about the highest cost of living in the country.

Hope for someone whose young, energetic and rising on the assistant level. Then if he turns things around he’ll move on to greener pastures.

[lex24]

Also, I'm big fans of all the former Stanford players listed in this thread, but what makes you think any of them can coach?

All of them have either been (or currently are) NBA assistants or NCAA head coaches.

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Pops

Popovich? If so, then LOLOLOLFridayHumor

And have the NCAA head coaches on the list won?
Or do you propose Stanford hiring an assistant with no head coaching experience?

I realize it's Muir, but don't you want someone who has proven that he or she can run a successful program at college level?

Why would someone with prior success want to come to Stanford?  It has a mediocre, at best, history.  A weak fan base.  And Maples is poor. Palo Alto has about the highest cost of living in the country.

Hope for someone whose young, energetic and rising on the assistant level. Then if he turns things around he’ll move on to greener pastures.