FlatearthZorro wrote:No offense to women
FlatearthZorro wrote:With all due respect to women
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FlatearthZorro wrote:No offense to women
FlatearthZorro wrote:With all due respect to women
ViperGTS wrote:FlatearthZorro wrote:ViperGTS wrote:
It is a horrible idea. Yeah, lets force teams to hire women coaches. Best qualified is best qualified. Period.
No offense to women, this would be an absolutely horrid idea and ruin the NBA even further
Yep. Social justice warriors unite! It is getting very very tiring. He was alluding to 50 percent female coaches. Unreal.
FlatearthZorro wrote:Captain_Caveman wrote:ViperGTS wrote:
Yep. Social justice warriors unite! It is getting very very tiring. He was alluding to 50 percent female coaches. Unreal.
Social justice warrior? It's not a job that needs to be gender-specific, yet is treated as one. That being threatening to you somehow says more about you than anything else.
With all due respect to women I absolutely dont think there are not enough qualified women to help the game.
Captain_Caveman wrote:FlatearthZorro wrote:No offense to womenFlatearthZorro wrote:With all due respect to women
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PLO wrote:Tatum played OK - took advantage of a few mismatches - decent on the defensive end. He is what we thought he was going into the season - a technically very proficient player operating close to his career ceiling as a rookie.
FlatearthZorro wrote:Captain_Caveman wrote:FlatearthZorro wrote:No offense to womenFlatearthZorro wrote:With all due respect to women
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Which obviously means that I do respect women, they need to let them officiate high level college games on regular basis to see if they are up to it. Throwing them to the fire right away has got disaster written all over it and could result in some serious backlash.
Captain_Caveman wrote:ViperGTS wrote:FlatearthZorro wrote:
No offense to women, this would be an absolutely horrid idea and ruin the NBA even further
Yep. Social justice warriors unite! It is getting very very tiring. He was alluding to 50 percent female coaches. Unreal.
Social justice warrior? It's not a job that needs to be gender-specific, yet is treated as one. That being threatening to you somehow says more about you than anything else.
truth18 wrote:ViperGTS wrote:FlatearthZorro wrote:
No offense to women, this would be an absolutely horrid idea and ruin the NBA even further
Yep. Social justice warriors unite! It is getting very very tiring. He was alluding to 50 percent female coaches. Unreal.
Who the **** cares? Becky could be a better head coach than 90% of the current dudes.
Jakeopp wrote:FlatearthZorro wrote:Captain_Caveman wrote:
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Which obviously means that I do respect women, they need to let them officiate high level college games on regular basis to see if they are up to it. Throwing them to the fire right away has got disaster written all over it and could result in some serious backlash.
I believe the G-league is used for this.
PLO wrote:Tatum played OK - took advantage of a few mismatches - decent on the defensive end. He is what we thought he was going into the season - a technically very proficient player operating close to his career ceiling as a rookie.
ViperGTS wrote:Have we done this one yet?
https://nypost.com/2019/05/09/adam-silver-wants-half-of-the-new-nba-referees-to-be-women/
ViperGTS wrote:Captain_Caveman wrote:ViperGTS wrote:
Yep. Social justice warriors unite! It is getting very very tiring. He was alluding to 50 percent female coaches. Unreal.
Social justice warrior? It's not a job that needs to be gender-specific, yet is treated as one. That being threatening to you somehow says more about you than anything else.
Threatening? Doesn’t impact me other than the precedent it sets. Any institution mandating anything is ridiculous. If it said the need for 50 percent men I would say the same, social justice warriors at their finest. Let the process play out. Use a Rooney rule type and have women interview. Might be surprised how some may impress and get hired.
The fact you endorse mandated social engineering says a lot about you.
ViperGTS wrote:truth18 wrote:ViperGTS wrote:
Yep. Social justice warriors unite! It is getting very very tiring. He was alluding to 50 percent female coaches. Unreal.
Who the **** cares? Becky could be a better head coach than 90% of the current dudes.
Maybe. Maybe not. Let the process play out instead of throwing the 50 percent number out. Thats why I care. You end up hiring women that are set up to fail and that sets that process backwards. Again, if it was a women dominated occupation and they demanded men st a 50 percent rate, I would say the same thing.
Nobody ever sees the pitfalls.
FlatearthZorro wrote:Jakeopp wrote:FlatearthZorro wrote:
Which obviously means that I do respect women, they need to let them officiate high level college games on regular basis to see if they are up to it. Throwing them to the fire right away has got disaster written all over it and could result in some serious backlash.
I believe the G-league is used for this.
College at a high level is a far superior stage cause of all the eyes on it and the money it brings. Nobody cares about the G League as most athletes there get what 3-5k a month, while colleges generate millions every game.

Green89 wrote:Vogel and Kidd are head coach and assistant coach now for Lakers.
Kyrie For Three wrote:Green89 wrote:Vogel and Kidd are head coach and assistant coach now for Lakers.
Wonder if this temps Kyrie, he has worshipped Kidd his whole life.
So, LeBron is going to give Vogel the Blatt/Luke treatment until Vogel gets fired and Kidd weasels his way into becoming head coach by pulling his usual power play. Got it.
Vogel’s tenure with the Lakers will end like this:
He staggers into a room with Pelinka, Jeanie, LeBron, Kidd, Linda and Kurt Rambis, and Rich Paul. Stares at each of them.
“Which one of you stabbed me in the back?”
Falls over dead with seven knives in his back.
Captain_Caveman wrote:ViperGTS wrote:truth18 wrote:
Who the **** cares? Becky could be a better head coach than 90% of the current dudes.
Maybe. Maybe not. Let the process play out instead of throwing the 50 percent number out. Thats why I care. You end up hiring women that are set up to fail and that sets that process backwards. Again, if it was a women dominated occupation and they demanded men st a 50 percent rate, I would say the same thing.
Nobody ever sees the pitfalls.
Or more like you are ex-military with almost no education whatsoever. But please elaborate on why women are somehow incapable of reffing a child's game.
ViperGTS wrote:Captain_Caveman wrote:ViperGTS wrote:
Maybe. Maybe not. Let the process play out instead of throwing the 50 percent number out. Thats why I care. You end up hiring women that are set up to fail and that sets that process backwards. Again, if it was a women dominated occupation and they demanded men st a 50 percent rate, I would say the same thing.
Nobody ever sees the pitfalls.
Or more like you are ex-military with almost no education whatsoever. But please elaborate on why women are somehow incapable of reffing a child's game.
Nice shot at the military. Did more than you ever could and even I don’t feel I did that much. However what that has to do with anything is beyond me but coming from you it isn’t surprising. I have a college degree but I know I am chatting with a Rhodes Scholar and Mensa member so I can understand how my views are seen as substandard.
So I will break it down into simple terms. I don’t care if all coaches are women. Or men. If a woman is better coach for the Celtics for instance, fire Brad and hire her. If all coaches are men and are best for the job, so be it as well. Whomever is best is the best. I just don’t like forcing things on people. People are generally good at hiring the best and you can always look to integrate without mandating or hinting at mandating.