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BisonRoadWarrior 
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06-23-21 05:32 PM - Post#324858    
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Celtics going with Ime Udoka
https://sports.yahoo.com/nba-celtics-to-hire-n ets-...


 
nh2032 
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07-05-21 06:57 PM - Post#325156    
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NBA reporter Marc Stein has Charles as one of the 3 leading candidates for the New Orleans Pelicans after the initial interviews. The chance to coach Zion would be an awesome first HC gig.

 
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07-05-21 08:42 PM - Post#325157    
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With Charles serving as an assistant coach of the Bucks and Ryan Frazier working as the head video coordinator of the Suns, a Bison is certain to end up with a championship ring.

https://twitter.com/Bucknell_MBB/status/1 412179094...




 
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07-05-21 11:07 PM - Post#325158    
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Per ESPN's Adrian Wojnarowski:
"Washington’s search process for a new coach has narrowed to several assistants, including Dallas’ Jamahl Mosley, Milwaukee’s Darvin Ham and Charles Lee and Denver’s Wes Unseld, Jr., sources tell ESPN. Those are among the candidates who will talk to Wizards again this week."
https://twitter.com/wojespn/status/141211 436785278...

 
Maryland Bison 
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Charles Lee
07-06-21 02:07 PM - Post#325161    
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Probably not great to be up for a job with the Wizards and have Wes Unseld Jr. as a candidate for the same job, but I guess you never know.

Edited by Maryland Bison on 07-06-21 02:08 PM. Reason for edit: No reason given.

 
HuskyColonial 
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07-06-21 07:32 PM - Post#325163    
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It’s a matter of when and not if.

 
Old Bison 
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07-09-21 05:24 AM - Post#325242    
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Well if he came back and took the bison job imagine the turmoil…the Bucks switch 1-5 across the board irrespective of opposing teams personnel! That’s already been labeled as malpractice when ND did it. Charles Lee employs it and “he’s a great coach”…Interesting

 
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07-09-21 05:25 AM - Post#325243    
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Well if he came back and took the bison job imagine the turmoil…the Bucks switch 1-5 across the board irrespective of opposing teams personnel! That’s already been labeled as malpractice when ND did it. Charles Lee employs it and “he’s a great coach”…Interesting

 
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07-14-21 09:24 AM - Post#325297    
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The Athletic profiled the remaining candidates for the Wizards job. Here's what they said about Lee:

Charles Lee
Milwaukee Bucks, assistant (2018-present)
Atlanta Hawks, assistant (2014-18)
Bucknell, assistant (2012-14)
Professional player in Israel, Germany, Belgium (2006-10)

What are his defining characteristics as a coach?

There’s a couple of things. The first thing is his ability to connect with everybody: players, coaches, front office people, performance staff, equipment managers. He just has a personality that attracts people. He has a gregarious personality. He’s the guy that when he walks in the room, you just wanna be around him. And I think he coaches like that, too. You get around people who when they start coaching, they’re different than who they are as a person. And I always thought Brad Stevens, that’s what makes him special is he can take all his beliefs and apply them to who he is as a person and coach that way. And that’s what Charles does. That’s what really makes him great. He’s a great teacher. He also just dives into who you are as a person. Whether it’s a player, a colleague, he just makes you feel like he cares about you, and I think that’s what makes him special.

Do you have a feel for how he views the game from a strategy standpoint?

I think he’s got beliefs that probably filter down through Budenholzer because that’s the one person he’s been with as a head coach. Offensively, I would say he probably believes in playing fast, playing free, allowing you to be who you are as a player. And offensively, I think that’s important. He will figure out what makes you great and try to put you in those positions. He’s big on that.

It’s the same thing defensively. It’s, how can he keep things simple enough to free up your mind to go out and just give everything you’ve got on the defensive end? How can he do that so there’s a sense of togetherness?

Is there anything the Bucks have done — whether with a player, a scheme or anything else — that you look at and see his fingerprints on?

I think the fact that in Milwaukee, there’s an environment that is created that whether it’s a role player, a superstar, a young player, everybody feels like they’re cared about and invested in, and he has a big impact on that environment.

Have you had any moments where you saw him do something and you thought, that looks like a future head coach?

I think when you just listen to him speak to the team, like when he’s doing scouts and things like that, he has a presence to him that is very calm, very commanding but also he speaks to the team with great humility. I think that’s a skill. And you can just tell it when he’s speaking to the team.

To me, the biggest thing now for future head coaches is, can you be the CEO of a team? It’s less X’s and O’s and more, can you command respect? Can you get people to trust you and can you incorporate everybody from players to the front office to performance team (to buy-in)? And I think he understands that.

You know him well. Let’s say he gets this job. What would you predict is his coaching demeanor?

I just don’t think he would stray from his personality, and I think he’s very laid back and patient. When he needs to hold guys accountable, I don’t think he’s gonna yell and scream. He’s gonna come with a tone where you understand that this isn’t good enough, but he’s not gonna be grabbing his hair and going down into a crouch and throwing his hands up. I think he’s gonna be a very calm and move-onto-the-next-play kind of coach.

https://theathletic.com/2696577/2021/07/09/nb a-col...

Edited by Maryland Bison on 07-14-21 09:31 AM. Reason for edit: No reason given.

 
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07-14-21 08:24 PM - Post#325316    
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That’s a pretty good characterization, and it is one that can lead to a future head job. I think some of the struggles the Bucks had in making adjustments could be a negative. But then again, his team could be NBA champions.

 
Maryland Bison 
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07-17-21 01:12 PM - Post#325362    
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Unseld got the Wizards job.

 
Bison54 
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07-17-21 04:14 PM - Post#325364    
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Not a surprise. Since most NBA head coaches are hired to be fired, at least they will have some difficulty doing that because of the legacy.


 
DrBison 
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07-21-21 06:16 PM - Post#325441    
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Charles Lee, WORLD CHAMPION!!! Go Bison!

 
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05-12-22 08:08 PM - Post#341386    
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From The Athletic:

The Lakers have requested to interview Bucks assistant coach Charles Lee for their head coach opening.

The 37-year-old has been on Mike Budenholzer’s staff since 2018.





 
bison63 
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05-13-22 11:01 AM - Post#341395    
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Wow!

 
Paulie777 
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05-13-22 12:43 PM - Post#341401    
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Win with Charles Lee....Number 33!

He's 37? My God where have I been I feel like rip van winkle. Where has the time gone? Where has the game of yesteryear gone?

 
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05-13-22 05:30 PM - Post#341422    
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  • Paulie777 Said:
Win with Charles Lee....Number 33!


Number 3. But I share your enthusiasm.


 
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05-13-22 08:46 PM - Post#341427    
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Haha. That’s awesome for Charles. I can’t think he gets the Lakers gig as that is such a big-time job on a big stage. It it is cool to be interviewed.

 
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05-27-22 10:46 PM - Post#341866    
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Associated Press reports Lakers chose Darvin Ham, Charles' fellow assistant coach at Milwaukee.

https://apnews.com/article/kobe-bryant-l os-angeles...

 
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06-07-22 09:52 PM - Post#342104    
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Charles is one of six coaches that Utah intends to interview for their newly open coaching position. This doesn’t seem like a great fit, but you never know.




 
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