We all saw the terrible decision to end the game last night, when Jackson opted to have Monta Ellis, who was scorching hot, inbound the ball with 1.1 seconds left. Brandon Rush forced a contested shot and it fell woefully short, while Ellis watched from the boundary.
This is not the first late game screw up for Jackson, and I doubt it will be the last. Do you guys think he can learn on the job and eventually become a competent coach, or does he just not have what it takes?
I personally think there's a steeper learning curve with a first time basketball coach than there is in the other pro leagues. I think he can eventually get a feel for how to manage a rotation and crunch time minutes, but he's got a long way to go.
This is not the first late game screw up for Jackson, and I doubt it will be the last. Do you guys think he can learn on the job and eventually become a competent coach, or does he just not have what it takes?
I personally think there's a steeper learning curve with a first time basketball coach than there is in the other pro leagues. I think he can eventually get a feel for how to manage a rotation and crunch time minutes, but he's got a long way to go.
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