The twitter replies to this nobody's tweet are precious.If #Bulls make coaching change, Fred Hoiberg WOULD accept the job if it were offered, a source who spoke to Hoiberg told me this morning.
And yes I feel well all can rightfully be royally PO'd at him over this. He should know as well as anyone that this is huge kick to the nuts to a school that's suffered more than we ever should have.
This sucks.
if isu can't keep Hoiberg from using us as a stepping stone then there is no hope.
This sucks.
if isu can't keep Hoiberg from using us as a stepping stone then there is no hope.
And yes I feel well all can rightfully be royally PO'd at him over this. He should know as well as anyone that this is huge kick to the nuts to a school that's suffered more than we ever should have.
Why anyone would want to coach in the NBA is beyond me. I feel bad for coaches, I really do, handling the preferential treatment of star players from league/owners, balancing ego's of other players, star players looking at coaches with disdain, etc. I would have better luck teaching/motivating this bulldog how to play defense in the NBA than most players.
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Getting to be too much smoke around this IMO. So much for ISU being his dream job.
I don't understand this line of attack.
If #Bulls make coaching change, Fred Hoiberg WOULD accept the job if it were offered, a source who spoke to Hoiberg told me this morning.
Talk about misreading a situation. He's not leaving to go to another school, he's leaving for the NBA.
I'm not coaching basketball but I don't think you leave your dream job. Now, if he comes out and says "Hey, it wasn't what I thought it would be," I'm fine.
It was a dream of his to coach at ISU.
It was a dream of his to coach in the NBA.
Both of those things have been stated multiple times. I don't see why they can't be true. Something being a dream job doesn't mean that you are obligated to do it for the rest of your career.
Just remember before hoiberg got here basketball was a train wreck. If we can make a solid hire all is not lost.
Semantics I guess.
From the sounds of it if Hoiberg turns them down, we will see a "Thibs is our coach" statement (he could still get traded). If Thibs gets fired then you can almost bet that the Bulls got Hoiberg.
So we really want a statement from the Bulls, not Fred. Fred isn't going to publicly comment I'd guess.
The Bulls aren't going to fire Thibs and give him $9 mil unless 1) he steps down and takes the Pelicans job or 2) the Bulls get a commitment from Fred.
He was a once in a lifetime hire. We won't be able to repeat it. Smoking crack to think we'll strike lightning twice.
More like the need of some fans to tear Fred down to make themselves feel a little better.
I'm not coaching basketball but I don't think you leave your dream job. Now, if he comes out and says "Hey, it wasn't what I thought it would be," I'm fine.