catmandoo
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posted 09-02-2015 09:43 PM
Cal didn't make the list but without a doubt he is the best recruiter in college basketball. I doubt there would be few coachs that would disagree with that statement.
We asked ...
Who is the best offensive coach in all of college basketball?
•John Beilein, Michigan: 16.9 percent
•Bob McKillop, Davidson: 13.4 percent
•Bo Ryan, Wisconsin: 12.4 percent
•Mark Few, Gonzaga: 11.3 percent
•Mike Krzyzewski, Duke: 7.9 percent
•Dave Rose, BYU: 6.8 percent
•Mike Brey, Notre Dame and Kevin Stallings, Vanderbilt: 5.6 percent
Other coaches who received votes: Rick Byrd, Tim Cluess, Larry Krystkowiak, John Calipari, Ben Jacobson, Steve Alford, Randy Bennett, Lon Kruger, Jay Wright, Dana Altman, Ed Cooley, Steve Donahue, Jim Hayford, Kelvin Sampson.
FIVE QUOTES THAT STOOD OUT
On John Beilein: "Very unique, runs a lot of hybrid stuff and variation and sped-up Princeton. Who he wants to get a shot for, when he wants to get a shot for, he's like a surgeon."
On Bob McKillop: “Nobody is better at teaching a flowing offense that goes from fast break basketball to secondary looks right into motion that allows individual freedom.”
On Mike Brey: "He's very good at putting his guys in position with where they could succeed. I had a conversation with him at a camp and told him you're one of our favorite coaches to watch. He said one of the things he thought he did a really good job of was meeting with Pat Connaugton and Jerian Grant and dictating what the team was going to do in practice. They were seniors, four-year guys, and knew what he wanted. They always were in the right position at the right time. They were very close to beating Kentucky with only a rotation of seven guys."
On Mike Krzyzewski: "Coach K has won a title with no great post presence and also won another when his best player was a true center. He changes everything on offense to maximize his personnel. Calipari does that too. But Coach K is the best at it."
On Kevin Stallings: “His in-game adjustments and adjustments at the halftime are probably the best I've ever seen — and out of timeouts. Plays that, when you scout teams, you watch them play and play and see so many games, but he can draw something out of a timeout that they've never run before, and you've never seen before, and it looks like the same play, but he's never done it.”
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