Justice for Mike Brown

[DukeDelonte13]

I'm sure a D-league team would take him.

He's probably going to retire and continue to help coach his son's football team.

He was supposedly going to retire this last bout; PHX offered him a job and he refused it. He was moving back to Cleveland anyways. Cle offers him the job (Chris Grant and MB where college teammates and good friends) with a lucrative contract and he takes it.

He did take a team that was dead last in defensive efficiency two years in a row to 12th in the one season he coached. He knows what he's doing, but IMO he's just not a "fun" coach to play for.

[ImKobe]

He's probably going to retire and continue to help coach his son's football team.

He was supposedly going to retire this last bout; PHX offered him a job and he refused it. He was moving back to Cleveland anyways. Cle offers him the job (Chris Grant and MB where college teammates and good friends) with a lucrative contract and he takes it.

He did take a team that was dead last in defensive efficiency two years in a row to 12th in the one season he coached. He knows what he's doing, but IMO he's just not a "fun" coach to play for.

He's a micromanager. Constantly yelling and telling the players what to do on the sideline while they're trying to make a play. His offense is stagnant and is made for a guy like Lebron or Kobe, who have the genius to run the offense based off of natural talent.

He would be a great assistant coach on any team that needs some help on the defensive end, but he's not head coach material with his personality and his in-game coaching abilities (or lack thereof).

[Levity]

if he was willing, he can certainly find a job as an assistant. head coach? dont see that happening anytime soon.