This is the reason why Michael Jordan wont coach

JusBus32 · Post #21 » by **JusBus32** » Sun Mar 2, 2008 6:44 am

that was painful to watch.

Kweli · Post #22 » by **Kweli** » Sun Mar 2, 2008 6:55 am

Haha

But coaching is a skill within itself, separate from the skill of basketball, or whatever sport it is. Some have it, some don't

Spicy P · Post #23 » by **Spicy P** » Sun Mar 2, 2008 7:11 am

Wow, that was hard to understand. He does a much better job performing it than he does explaining it.

MagicNolesFSU · Post #24 » by **MagicNolesFSU** » Sun Mar 2, 2008 7:22 am

JustBlaze20 wrote:Haha

But coaching is a skill within itself, separate from the skill of basketball, or whatever sport it is. Some have it, some don't

Couldn't have said it better my friend.

I bet most of the realgm certified "ballers" here couldn't coach a lick. Coaching is skill just as much as having the perfect jumpshot is.

Jordan is the GOAT. For basketball

Blazing_royale · Post #25 » by **Blazing_royale** » Sun Mar 2, 2008 7:23 am

like mike

Jemini80 · Post #26 » by **Jemini80** » Sun Mar 2, 2008 8:22 am

It isn't usually the great players that make good coaches.

see for example

Larry Bird
Isiah Thomas

only time i would come to advice from MJ, is if i wanted to know how to get in too deep with bookies and get my father killed.

or how to have complete control over David Stern, that when I should be suspended for gambling, I just get to pretend to retire and then come back later.

Idunkon1stdates · Post #27 » by **Idunkon1stdates** » Sun Mar 2, 2008 8:25 am

Jemini80 wrote:only time i would come to advice from MJ, is if i wanted to know how to get in too deep with bookies and get my father killed.

Oh snap...

I like those Jordan fundamental videos - especially the one where he's teaching the fadeaway and misses 3/4 shots from 10 feet in. Might've been the best player of all time, but during that one day during filming, his mind was elsewhere.