NBA coaches, listing their team, coaching record and college they attended, updated as of June 28, 2008 with records through the entire 2007-08 season and playoffs. Seasons Coached means full or partial total seasons the NBA coaches have spent as a head NBA coach.

NEED A HEAD COACH: (As of June 28, 2008, these are guys InsideHoops.com notices are either jobless or an assistant and not a head coach) -- Tom Thibodeau, Jeff Van Gundy, Mike Fratello, Dwane Casey, Terry Stotts, Brian Hill, Paul Silas, Eric Musselman, Bob Hill, Lenny Wilkens, Sam Vincent, Avery Johnson, Flip Saunders.

Also (below): InsideHoops.com NBA Coach Rankings.

Team	Coach	Seasons Coached	Playoffs Made	Record (Reg Season)	Record (Playoffs)	College
Atlanta	Mike Woodson	4	1	106-222 (.323)	3-4 (.429)	Indiana '80
Boston	Doc Rivers	9	5	339-328 (.508)	24-24 (.500)	Marquette '83
Charlotte	Larry Brown	22	17	1,010-800 (.558)	100-89 (.529)	North Carolina
Chicago	Vinny Del Negro	0	0	0-0	0-0	North Carolina St
Cleveland	Mike Brown	3	3	145-101 (.589)	26-20 (.565)	San Diego '92
Dallas	Rick Carlisle	?	?	?	?	Virginia
Denver	George Karl	20	17	879-614 (.589)	62-83 (.428)	North Carolina '73
Detroit	Michael Curry	0	0	0	0	Georgia Southern
Golden State	Don Nelson	29	18	1,280-954 (.573)	75-91 (.452)	Iowa
Houston	Rick Adelman	17	15	807-508 (.614)	72-72 (.500)	Loyola Marymount
Indiana	Jim O'Brien	6	3	218-204 (.517)	14-17 (.452)	St. Josephs '74
LA Clippers	Mike Dunleavy	15	7	573-625 (.478)	38-33 (.535)	South Carolina '76
LA Lakers	Phil Jackson	17	17	976-418 (.700)	193-84 (.697)	North Dakota '67
Memphis	Marc Iavaroni	1	0	22-60 (.268)	0-0	Virginia
Miami	Erik Spoelstra	0	0	0-0	0-0	Portland
Milwaukee	Scott Skiles	?	?	?	?	Michigan St
Minnesota	Randy Wittman	4	0	96-192 (.333)	0-0	Indiana
New Jersey	Lawrence Frank	5	4	191-177 (.519)	18-20 (.474)	Indiana '92
New Orleans	Byron Scott	8	3	300-316 (.487)	32-20 (.615)	Arizona State '83
New York	Mike D'Antoni	?	?	?	?	Marshall
Orlando	Stan Van Gundy	4	3	164-103 (.614)	22-16 (.579)	SUNY Brockport
Philadelphia	Maurice Cheeks	7	3	275-272 (.503)	5-11 (.313)	West Texas State '78
Phoenix	Terry Porter	?	?	?	?	Wisconsin-Stevens Point
Portland	Nate McMillan	8	2	306-335 (.477)	8-8 (.500)	North Carolina State '86
Sacramento	Reggie Theus	1	0	38-44 (.463)	0-0 (.000)	Nevada-Las Vegas
San Antonio	Gregg Popovich	12	11	632-302 (.677)	101-59 (.631)	Air Force Academy '70
Seattle	P.J. Carlesimo	7	3	203-284 (.417)	3-9 (.250)	Fordham
Toronto	Sam Mitchell	4	2	148-180 (.451)	3-8 (.273)	Mercer '85
Utah	Jerry Sloan	23	18	1,089-717 (.603)	93-94 (.497)	Evansville '65
Washington	Eddie Jordan	7	4	229-278 (.452)	8-18 (.308)	Rutgers '77
Team	Coach	Seasons Coached	Playoffs Made	Career Record		College

NBA COACH RANKINGS

InsideHoops.com ranks the best NBA coaches in the league who currently have a head coaching job. We're factoring both past and fairly recent history as well as last season's results into the mix. Updated June 28, 2008.

1) Gregg Popovich, San Antonio Spurs: Pop gets the absolute best production from every player on his team, and is a master of developing team chemistry.

2) Phil Jackson, Los Angeles Lakers: The triangle offense and Jackson's coaching gets the most out of his roster almost every season.

3) Jerry Sloan, Utah Jazz: Sloan's teams are always a walking textbook on playing basketball the right way.

4) Rick Adelman, Houston Rockets: The Adelman effect took a little while to kick in with the Rockets but once it did he got the most out of that roster.

5) Doc Rivers, Boston Celtics: Didn't do it on his own, though. He has to split this award with Celtics assistant Tom Thibodeau.