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Eric Musselman is head coach at the University of Nevada. Previously, he was the head coach of the NBA's Golden State Warriors and Sacramento Kings.
Notes, observations, and commentary on basketball and coaching.
Eric Musselman
Eric Musselman is head coach at the University of Nevada. Previously, he was the head coach of the NBA's Golden State Warriors and Sacramento Kings.
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- Practicing on holidays
- Trusting your players
- The essence of "team"
- Leading by playing with heart
- With communication comes clarity
- Being honest with yourself is first step in rebuil...
- Understanding the effort and intensity to play goo...
- Lakers success starts with defense
- If you're not more talented than somebody, you can...
- When your team reaches championship level, the sep...
- Jimmy Patsos' strategy for stopping Stephen Curry
- Doing the right things and doing them first
- Learning how to sound calm
- Who wants to look at a leader who's a grouch and a...
- An NBA player who practices after a game
- Measuring the objectives that give you a chance to...
- If you just stick with it, you can do most things
- A coach's opportunity for fellowship with his players
- Comebacks begin with positive energy
- A sign that you're focused and concentrating
- Willing to pay the price to be great
- Larry Brown's ideal roster
- As you lead so shall you reap
- A message of "relentless effort"
- A sounding board for issues big and small
- Dealing with close losses
- No priority is more important than building confid...
- Why Derrick Rose will be among the NBA's best for ...
- When players become an extension of the coaching s...
- In praise of the inbounds passer
- If you haven't had your butt beat, then you're not...
- A commitment to finding solutions when confronted ...
- Loyalty becomes a challenge when things aren't goi...
- The saddest thing in life is wasted talent
- Upgrading the bottom of the roster
- Winning is a bonding opportunity
- Let this job dictate your next job
- A new level of seriousness
- Treating guys like strong men who are accountable ...
- Experience is the wheel that grinds and hones
- A unique level of communication
- Giving a team something positive off the bench
- An example of getting the most out of your opportu...
- Three mistakes to avoid when hiring a staff
- Convincing your team that they're still alive
- Wisdom from Coach Pete Newell
- The problem with treading water
- A contrast in chemistry
- Scouting San Diego, Reno, ASU, and SDSU
- You can't perform at the highest level if you have...
- Making up for athleticism with angles, passing, ti...
- Being selective in your leadership
- A lack of commitment deprives you of team membership
- Acknowledging problems in order to correct them
- A new sense of life
- Seeing shades of Vince Carter in USC's DeRozan
- Allowing your assistants to do their jobs
- Playing above your mistakes
- 2008 Hoops Ideology
- Part of our identity was missing
- Creatures of habit
- It's tough to develop when you're wearing street c...
- I don't think integrity needs rules
- Living in the moment
- Every team should have a "piano player"
- UCLA v Miami (OH) at Pauley
- Building your own pyramid of success
- Some guys have it and some guys don't
- It's where I should be, it's what I should be doing
- The team is only as strong as the commitment of it...
- When you sit in the head coach's seat, suggestions...
- Keys to offensive efficiency
- A case of being too loyal
- Holding every player to the same standard
- It's about slowing down to go fast
- Two hours of organized chaos with Coach Calipari
- Notes from the USD coaching clinic
- The hardest part of rebuilding is changing the min...
- A coach's influence beyond basketball
- A tactic for ensuring players know their roles
- The importance of optimism
- Why some people succeed and some don't
- Key differences between Boomers, Gen X, and Gen Y
- Holding players accountable for their defense
- Surrounding yourself with those who complement you...
- In his mind, he still doesn't think he's quite goo...
- To be a complete player, you have to play great de...
- A system that allows players to take advantage of ...
- Knowing who the boss is
- A gold watch and a freezing pond
- If someone doesn't step up, things tend to sprial ...
- When you don't do your job, it should hurt
- Living in the "now"
- Basketball as meditation
- Coach Bro and the point-forward
- Distilling sport to its fundamental movements
- Maximizing the possibility of something good happe...
- How to know when a program has turned around
- The key to expanding your knowledge is reading
- A young player and his mentor
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