Best Coach Ever: Phil Jackson v.s Greg Popovich v.s Luke Walton v.s Red Auerbach

[ArbitraryWater]

Any HM's? Pat Riley maybe?

Who you got?

[Straight_Ballin]

Any HM's? Pat Riley maybe?

Who you got?

Phil Jackson... 11x NBA champion and coached the team that has the best reg season record.

"but...but..but... what if Jackson didn't coach Jordan, Kobe, or Shaq"

To the haters: STFU in advance about that noise, no one cares about any shoulda coulda woulda bullshit agenda that you may have.

[LAZERUSS]

Wooden.

[IncarceratedBob]

Nba coach? it's Jackson

Basketball coach? It's Wooden and not close at all

[LoneyROY7]

I'll go with the coach that's never lost a single game.

[DrakeTheSnake]

I'll go with the coach that's never lost a single game.

This. How do you choose against somebody with a perfect record?

[DaOldLion]

Luke Walton??

LMAO OP with another meltdown

[Harison]

1. Pop.
2. Red.
3. Phil.

LMAO at Luke Walton :lol

[I<3NBA]

Red Auerbach

[ArbitraryWater]

The disrespect for the only undeFEATED coach ever :facepalm

[TheImmortal]

Great players made them great coaches..


Luke Walton had the opportunity to play with Kobe and be coached by Phil.. and he currently has Curry
Phil had Jordan & Kobe and was coached by Red Holzman
Red Auerbach had Bill Russell
Greg Popovich has Manu Ginobili, David Robinson, Tony Parker and Tim Duncan

etc etc.. if LeBron was great he'd make his coaches and teammates greater... instead more often than not, he makes them worse and uses them as scapegoats.

[DMV2]

The Warriors should let Luke coach them in the playoffs.

25+ and 0 in the regular season. 16-0 in the playoffs.

How can Luke not be the GOAT?

[Smoke117]

Larry Brown...the only man to win an NBA and NCAA championship as a head coach.

[feyki]

I was loving to see Suns and Mavs plays on the court at my childhood . Warriors are most entertainment team for me at now . I love "Run Forrest Run" systems .


My answer is Red Auerbach .

[La Frescobaldi]

I was loving to see Suns and Mavs plays on the court at my childhood . Warriors are most entertainment team for me at now . I love "Run Forrest Run" systems .


My answer is Red Auerbach .

F'ing Celtics and F'ing Boston and F all of those guys including F'ing Red F'Stix Auerbach.

[feyki]

F'ing Celtics and F'ing Boston and F all of those guys including F'ing Red F'Stix Auerbach.

Ahaha :oldlol: . Why ? :oldlol:

[Psileas]

Bill Sharman should belong to the title. He did get 33-0 at a point, right?

[LAZERUSS]

Bill Sharman should belong to the title. He did get 33-0 at a point, right?

Probably the greatest single season coaching in NBA history. Took an old and declining Laker team from a 48-34 record in '71, to a 69-13 record and a dominating world title in '72.

[Lakers Fan]

Pop
Tex Winter
Sloan

[Stout]

Luke

[La Frescobaldi]

Ahaha :oldlol: . Why ? :oldlol:
they were too good and beat up on my teams

[feyki]

they were too good and beat up on my teams

How old are you ? 70 ? 80 ? :oldlol:

Being Laker most dramatic thing at 1960's :oldlol: .

[FireDavidKahn]

Easily pop.

[KevinNYC]

The more I hear about Pete Newell, the more impressed I am.

I had heard about his big man camp, but I didn't know this:

He was one of only three coaches—along with Dean Smith and Bob Knight, who called him “one of the cornerstones of the game”—to win college basketball’s triple crown, taking the Bears to both NCAA and NIT titles and coaching the gold medal-winning 1960 U.S. Olympic basketball team.

“With all respect to John Wooden, it’s no coincidence that he didn’t start winning all those championships at UCLA until Coach Pete retired,” says Joe Kapp ’60, who, in addition to his illustrious football career, played hoops for Newell at Cal. “The last eight times they played, Coach Pete won all eight games.” Newell retired on doctor's orders in 1960 at the top of his game.

Newell was the first to use the “over-the-top” pass as an alternative to the bounce pass, and he found uses for the crosscourt pass, something conventional wisdom eschewed because of its risk of being intercepted. His stall strategy, called “three out, two in,” to protect a lead, predated the similar “four corners” technique popularized by Dean Smith at North Carolina.His "big man" camp actually taught footwork useful at any position

[theaussieguy]

lets be real, its coach nick.

you in?

[TheBigVeto]

Auerbach >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Pop >>>>>>>>>>>>> Walton >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> PJax.

[Magic 32]

The white guy.