Charlotte Bobcats Hire Mike Dunlap as New Head Coach | Robert Littal Presents BlackSportsOnline

Charlotte Bobcats Hire Mike Dunlap as New Head Coach

by Robert Littal | Posted on Monday, June 18th, 2012

If you asking yourself……

WHO??

Here is your answer.

The Charlotte Bobcats have hired Mike Dunlap to become their next head coach, according to the Charlotte Observer.

Dunlap, who was an assistant coach at St. John’s University, accepted the job on Monday evening. Prior to working at St. John’s, Dunlap spent two seasons as an assistant coach for the Denver Nuggets under George Karl. The Nuggets compiled a 95-69 (.579) record during his tenure and made two playoff appearances, including a 50-win season for the 2007-08 Denver squad, a first for the organization in 23 seasons. He was a respected assistant coach, who has drawn rave reviews from Karl in recent years.

On Monday afternoon, the Bobcats informed finalists Nate McMillan, Brian Shaw and Quin Snyder that they were no longer being considered for the position. Dunlap was a dark horse to get the job given his lack of NBA experience.

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One comment on “Charlotte Bobcats Hire Mike Dunlap as New Head Coach

  1. Sun Tzu on said:

    Once again Michael Jordan went the cheap route and hired a guy soon to be fired. Of the three remaining candidates Nate McMillan was head and shoulders above the other two. He also has ties to the state (played college basketball for NC State), this definetely could have been a plus in the community. He also coached one of the youngest teams in the league at one point in his career. Here’s to at least four more years in the lottery.

    Michael Jordan is the NBA’s Al Davis….the Al Davis of the last ten years.(prior to his death)

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