youreachiteach wrote:SpezNc wrote:WuTang_OG wrote:
Marc stein
A bit like Michael Grange, nothing new in this Stein report.
There is been no new information surrounding Rajakovic and Atkinson lately. Unless that is on purpose I still think that the more it’s quiet the more it’s leaning toward Sergiolo.
Each day we have updates regarding Sergiolo. Could be also because he is facing Medias contrary to the other candidates. But his name has been constantly there. For the other, it’s there then it’s gone.
The process might be long but we are getting closer.
In my list of preference I like what I reading about Atkinson and his focus on development. I still fear that Scariolo = trying to be competitive but in the end only being average. Too strong for high lotery pick, not strong enough to get past 1st rd .
There is a good podcast from William Lou who interviewed a top European writer (I think from Lithuania) about his knowledge about Scariolo. It came out that he is really good at using an entire roster and is not a yeller or a screamer. He did have talented teams but also won without them and is well-regarded tactically for having his success despite missing some of the talent he had previously. The interviewee went on to say that he works with what he has and plays a deep bench.
I listened to that this morning on my walk to work. Not a bad interview. Scariolo has shown he can win and get the best out of his group, just as we saw at the eurobasket. He plays a 10 man rotation even at Virtus. At the end of the day, if the coach is willing to give CONSISTENT minutes to young players, they will develop. You can have 100 video/development coaches, if they dont play, they aren't succeeding.
