Dominique's future in coaching.

[KB21]

http://www.accessatlanta.com/ajc/epaper/ed...1e71df009c.html

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> No, Dominique Wilkins hasn't junked this whole idea of coaching just because he didn't get the Georgia job. "It's definitely something I feel strongly about and it's something I know I can do well," he said. When asked about his interview in Athens, Wilkins said, "I thought it went great. I think I made them a little nervous. I think they were surprised how together we were and how adamant I was about coaching."

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OK. I think we can confirm Dominique's desire to coach. The question now is this. Is he willing to work his way up the ladder? He's got no experience and wasn't exactly a coach on the floor during his playing days.

IMO, there is a good chance that, even if Stotts is kept, Dominique will get a chance to be a full time assistant this season. Will he accept it, or does he feel he deserves a job without working his way up the ladder?

[Guest]

He's probably arrogant and just expects to get it.I

wonder if he'll charge 100 bucks for a interview like

he does parties!hehehehe

[cynic]

"He's probably arrogant and just expects to get it"

That is beyond cynical. It's ignorant.

[Guest]

It's not totally a bad thing to be arrogant and cocky..

Look at Tmac, he's hellva cocky, but his attitude is

probably big factor why he is what he is.