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I saw this one on Sports Illustrated, and I scratched my head. As my dad said, getting Wright would be a “home run.” I doubt he leaves Villanova though, with all the success there.

He’s a future Hall of Fame coach and has won two national championships, been to three Final Fours, and has ruled the Big East ever since the 2013 conference realignment. When I was talking to my dad, this was the first name he thought North Carolina should at least reach out to.

He’s been at UNC Greensboro since 2011 and has won three SoCon regular-season championships, two SoCon Tournament championships, and was named the conference’s coach of the year twice. He was a candidate for power 5 jobs last year, most notably at Wake Forest. He played for Roy Williams at North Carolina, where he was a part of the 2005 National Championship team. This name has shown up more than any other. He’s a solid candidate for the replacement. He has been on Roy William’s coaching staff at Kansas and North Carolina. He has head coaching experience at Florida State and Tulsa, where he won the 1996 Missouri Valley Tournament. Steve Robinson, North Carolina assistant coachĪs the longest-tenured assistant coach for the Tar Heels, Robinson is certainly qualified to be a head coach. He’s been an assistant coach at UNC since 2012 and is a national champion as an assistant coach. He played under Dean Smith from 1988 to 1992, was named second-team all-ACC in 1992, and was the 20th overall pick in that year’s draft. It wouldn’t be surprising if Williams decides to make Hubert Davis the next head coach. Calhoun recommended Kevin Ollie, an assistant coach for UConn at the time, to be the next head coach. Roy Williams retired around the same age that Jim Calhoun retired. Hubert Davis, North Carolina assistant coach Now that he is retired, who’s going to replace him? Here is what I’ve heard, whether it’s from Sports Illustrated, Sporting News, or my thoughts (I don’t agree with all of these, by the way): Roy Williams is a coach that has brought so much to Kansas and North Carolina. Only coach to win 400+ games with two different schools (Kansas and North Carolina.Sporting News Coach of the Decade (2000s).Assistant Coach for the USA Olympic Team in 2004 (Won Bronze).Inducted in the College Basketball Hall of Fame in 2006.Inducted in the Basketball Hall of Fame in 2007.Wooden Legends of Coaching Award recipient (2003) Two-time ACC Coach of the Year (2006, 2011).1997 Naismith College Coach of the Year.Two-time AP Coach of the Year (1992, 2006).2019 USA Today Sports National Coach of the Year.Three-time Big 12 Tournament Champion (1997-1999).Here are his accolades below (h/t Wikipedia): He was hired to be Kansas’s new head coach in 1988, succeeding Larry Brown. He’s known for helping Dean Smith recruit Michael Jordan, the greatest to ever pick up a basketball. As an assistant coach, Williams earned himself his first championship ring in 1982, where Michael Jordan led the Tar Heels over Patrick Ewing, John Thompson, and the Georgetown Hoyas. He became an assistant coach at North Carolina, his alma mater, where the legendary Dean Smith was at the helm. Owen High School, where he coached the men’s basketball and golf team for five years. He started his coaching career in Black Mountain, North Carolina at Charles D. He is loved by fans and hated by opposing team fans, like most of the greats. Roy Williams is one of my favorite coaches of all time and an all-time great.