Certainly PF. He absolutely outcoached K in the PNC last yr; and he did it to Williams in the ACCT, the year before, albeit in an unfortunate loss.
He can in game coach.
One thing to keep in mind, IMNSHO, if you happen to be a man to man guy, there’s only so many skill sets to coach. Man D is about big balls and communication. That is at player, on court level.
Zones are a matter of teaching. Traps and presses are a matter of teaching and repetition.
Personally, I’m with Patino and Boeheim. Zones and traps, and presses. They got some track records. No? Williams teaches an outstanding 1/2 court trap, I might add.
But, ya gotta remember, I was raised by the guy that concocted the “match-up” zone. I’m biased.
