Sloan Could Rejoin Jazz As Consultant
Jerry Sloan could return to the Utah Jazz as a consultant, two years after he resigned as coach.
"If there’s something out there that’s right for both parties, we would welcome a relationship with Jerry," Jazz president Randy Rigby said. "The Utah Jazz have great love and respect for him."
Sloan wouldn’t want to be seen as getting in the way of Tyrone Corbin...
Jerry Sloan Turns Down Bucks
Coaching legend Jerry Sloan has turned down the Milwaukee Bucks, saying through his agent that he’s not looking for a rebuilding project, but will continue to keep his ears open for the right job. Blah blah, old hat. Above, that’s Jerry trying to split a double team of Wilt Chamberlain and one of the Grateful Dead. I love these old pictures of Jerry. He just looks like the toughest...
The Buck won’t stop yet: Sloan won’t coach Milwaukee
via nba.com
Being a Hall of Famer has its perks. Jerry Sloan has exercised his prerogative. After interviewing with the Bucks, Sloan has decided not to take the job. Apparently, he wants to coach a playoff contender, not build one. It’s like a chicken and egg situation. You need a good coach to be a playoff contender, but you need to be a playoff contender to get a good coach...
Sloan Not Interested In Coaching Bucks
Jerry Sloan is not interested in taking the Milwaukee Bucks’ vacant head coaching position.
Sloan met with Bucks officials last week.
"The bottom line is, Jerry doesn't really feel it's the right fit for him right now," Keith Glass, Sloan’s agent, said on Thursday. "He's interested (in coaching again). He's in Chicago now watching the Pre-Draft...
Bucks Eye Jerry Sloan
Jerry Sloan (who by all accounts was a super badass on the court back in the day) interviewed with the Milwaukee Bucks and is being considered for their coaching vacancy. He’s also been recently linked to the Bobcats, though has taken himself out of the running. Because the only thing that beats working for Michael Jordan is, apparently, not working for Michael Jordan.
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Jerry Sloan considers the Bucks
via USA Today
There are a lot of great coaches who are up for grabs. There are also a lot of teams looking around. Coaching in the NBA is not just about capacity, it’s also about having the right fit. Jerry Sloan has found that right fit in Utah, en route to the longest coaching tenure in the NBA. He will not coach for just any team, as he is known to be strict and high on discipline...
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Sloan could return to coach the Bucks
Coaching legend Jerry Sloan has not taken any offers since leaving the Jazz but that can be changing as there is reportedly mutual interest with Milwaukee.
Report: Jerry Sloan Under Consideration for Milwaukee Bucks’ Coaching Position
Jerry Sloan has been out of coaching since 2011, when he resigned in the middle of his 23rd season as head coach of the Utah Jazz. At the time of his resignation, he was the longest-tenured head coach in major American pro sports, but despite his name coming up in numerous rumors since then, Sloan so far has not found a job on another team’s bench.
That could soon change. The Milwaukee...
Report: Bucks Meet With Jerry Sloan for Head Coaching Position
Per USA Today Sports, the Milwaukee Bucks have met with Jerry Sloan for its head coaching position.
According to two people with knowledge of the situation, the former Utah Jazz coach who resigned abruptly in Feb. 2011 has already met with the Milwaukee Bucks about their vacant coaching position and is being seriously considered. The people spoke to USA TODAY Sports the condition...
Sloan Considered Serious Candidate For Bucks' Opening
Jerry Sloan has already met with the Milwaukee Bucks about their head coaching vacancy and sources say he is a serious candidate.
Sloan abruptly stepped down as head coach of the Utah Jazz in February of 2011.
The Bucks fired Scott Skiles midseason and replaced him with Jim Boylan on an interim basis.
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