Anonymous
Years ago

Coach rankings

1 - lemanis
2 - Beveridge
3 - gleeson
4 - fearne
5 - gaze
6 - fearne
7 - Joey
8 - demopolous

Fair/accurate?

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Anonymous  
Years ago

1. Lemanis
2. Beveridge
3. Fearne
4. Gleeson
5. Wright
6. Gaze
7. Henare
8. Demopolous

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Anonymous  
Years ago

1. Lemanis
2. Beveridge
3. Gleeson
4. Fearne
5. Wright
6. Henare
7. Gaze
8. Demopolous

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Dazz  
Years ago

What are we basing it on? Historical, year to date?
If you're talking about this year, we need to wait and see.
I'd probably give DD a failing grade so far, but lets wait and see if he is able to pull his team together.

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Hoopie  
Years ago

DD bottom for not being able to get his best out of a strong roster.

Why the hate for Henare? Breakers are looking ominous again.

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Zodiac  
Years ago

Career wise up to this point:

Lemanis
Fearne
Gleeson
Beveridge
Wright
Henare
Gaze
Demopoulos

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Train  
Years ago

Fearne
Lemanis
Gleeson
Beveridge
Henare
Wright
Gaze
DD

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Baller  
Years ago

Fearne
Lemanis
Beveridge
Gleeson
Gaze
Henare
Wright
D.D

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Anonymous  
Years ago

Lemanis for what he did with new Zealand and the boomers must be top

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Bol Bol  
Years ago

Just for this season so far the rankings look a little different to career..

Fearne
Lemanis
Gleeson
Gaze
Henare
Bevo
Wright
DD

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Anonymous  
Years ago

Dear god to those who have Wright ahead of Gaze.

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Anonymous  
Years ago

Gleeson is a flog but he has two rings... Does that count for anything.

That inbounds play for Prather alone suggests he actually has some sort of coaching ability.

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Dazz  
Years ago

Doesn't really matter whether you talk career to date, or season to date, Gaze can't be rated.
Careerwise he's done nothing, and then how do you rate somebody with such a star-studded lineup, and backed by Vickerman?

I would go something like:
Lemannis
Beveridge
Gleeson
Fearne
Wright
Henare
DD
Gaze

But ask me again at the end of the season

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koberulz  
Years ago

Gaze could win the title with a team of scrubs and you'd still find a reason to think he's a terrible coach.

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Anonymous  
Years ago

One good 'quantitative' way of looking at this is how well a team goes in their first offensive possession after timeout situations or first offensive possession of the quarter, as these is a possessions when a coach probably can have their biggest impact on the game. Looking at the numbers this season (percentage of these possessions ending in points) Hoops favorite DD actually comes out pretty well:

Melbourne (54.3%)
New Zealand (47.1%)
Sydney (46.8%)
Perth (44.9%)
Cairns (37.5%)
Adelaide (35.9%)
Brisbane (33.3%)
Illawarra (27.4%)

But the real test is how this differs to the percentage of possessions that usually end in scoring for the team. With this in mind, DD drops to the bottom - and by a large margin:

Illawarra (+16%)
Adelaide (+8.4%)
Brisbane (+8.2%)
Cairns (+2.5%)
Sydney (-2.5%)
Perth (-3.5%)
New Zealand (-4.4%)
Melbourne (-13.0%)

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Freethrows  
Years ago

Surely it's about who gets the most from what they've got, and whose systems work best with the players they have?

Fearne
Lemanis
Beveridge
Henare
Gleeson
Gaze
Wright
Demopoulos

It pains me tto place Wrright above anybody, but how can MU be bottom of the table with that roster?

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Anonymous  
Years ago

ROFLcopter is a flog.

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itsclose  
Years ago

Fearne
Lemanis
Gaze
Henare
Gleeson
Beveridge
Wright
Demopoulos

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Hoopie  
Years ago

Has DD done enough to get off the bottom, or is having Ware on board enough to spare him embarrassment?

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Barry Ballbag  
Years ago

Things change almost from week to week. My ranking as of now;

Fearne
Wright
Gaze
Bevo
Lemanis
DD
Henare
Gleeson

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Ceres 72  
Years ago

How can you rate Gaze ahead of everyone bar DD. Gaze was Australia's greatest player but he is definitely not a coach. He should stick to being a commentator. He is fortunate to have Dean assisting him and a $2-$2.5m budget

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Anonymous  
Years ago

1 lemanis
2 bevo
3 - fearne
4 gleeson
5 gaze
6 henare
7 wright
8 dd

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Very Old  
Years ago

What I'd be interested in are the rankings for the coaches who are either not in the NBL , or are sitting as assistant coaches, im not certain how many in the list below have officially retired, I know that hurley was very active in the last boomers Olympic campaign. So - in no particular order , except I am filling in a suggested last 2 spots

Im interested in who you think would perform next season, rather than comparing historical performances.


Shawn Dennis
Gordie Mcleod
P Smyth
Dean Vickerman
Al Westover
Adrian Hurley
Brian Goorjian
Brendan Joyce ( should be available again soon)
Frank Arsego
Tab Baldwin (no NBL history I know)
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Donald Duck
Marty Clarke




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Anonymous  
Years ago

The next group of young coaches that will impact Australian Basketball are Caporn, O'Loughlin and Molloy.

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