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That Lance Anderson isn't coaching Idaho State or somewhere else right now tells me lower division places can't pay him like Shaw does/otherwise offer as cushy a situation (and to be fair keeping children in place for high school is part of the equation), or Anderson isn't sought after. If you told me in December 2016 that Lance Anderson would never have been hired for a head coaching job in the next half decade I wouldn't have believed you.

Isn't it also possible that he realizes he isn't cut out to be a head coach or that he doesn't want the headaches that come with the job? Granted, being well paid as an assistant makes it lots easier to say "No thanks" to head coaching jobs. However, there are certainly plenty of "career" assistant coaches, some voluntarily, some because they failed badly as a head coach.

[Goose]

That Lance Anderson isn't coaching Idaho State or somewhere else right now tells me lower division places can't pay him like Shaw does/otherwise offer as cushy a situation (and to be fair keeping children in place for high school is part of the equation), or Anderson isn't sought after. If you told me in December 2016 that Lance Anderson would never have been hired for a head coaching job in the next half decade I wouldn't have believed you.

Isn't it also possible that he realizes he isn't cut out to be a head coach or that he doesn't want the headaches that come with the job? Granted, being well paid as an assistant makes it lots easier to say "No thanks" to head coaching jobs. However, there are certainly plenty of "career" assistant coaches, some voluntarily, some because they failed badly as a head coach.