Larry Brown resigned today.
All over ESPN.
Great News!!!
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This is in local paper
He's coming to...Stanford (maybe)....
http://www.mercurynews.com/timkawakami/ci_9036998
Close your eyes and imagine Larry Brown on the Stanford sideline, gesturing at his point guard, tossing up his hands and moaning about all those great athletes Mike Montgomery gets to recruit to Cal.
Larry Being Larry at Stanford. Oh, that would be amazing to see and hear.
It won't happen, of course. Wrong profile, wrong history, wrong temperament, wrong everything. How could it happen?
No question, Lawrence Harvey Brown is the last coach I'd ever contemplate as a serious candidate at Stanford.
But maybe that's exactly where Athletic Director Bob Bowlsby finds himself at this panicky moment. He's groping for ideas and hoping for an 11th-hour coaching superstar to drop in his lap to save Stanford from the disastrous departure of Trent Johnson.
He's coming to...Stanford (maybe)....
http://www.mercurynews.com/timkawakami/ci_9036998
Close your eyes and imagine Larry Brown on the Stanford sideline, gesturing at his point guard, tossing up his hands and moaning about all those great athletes Mike Montgomery gets to recruit to Cal.
Larry Being Larry at Stanford. Oh, that would be amazing to see and hear.
It won't happen, of course. Wrong profile, wrong history, wrong temperament, wrong everything. How could it happen?
No question, Lawrence Harvey Brown is the last coach I'd ever contemplate as a serious candidate at Stanford.
But maybe that's exactly where Athletic Director Bob Bowlsby finds himself at this panicky moment. He's groping for ideas and hoping for an 11th-hour coaching superstar to drop in his lap to save Stanford from the disastrous departure of Trent Johnson.
The gem cannot be polished without friction, nor man perfected without trials.
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