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Bobcats hire Mike Dunlap as HC


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He was the balls in Division II

Before joining Karl’s staff, Dunlap was a Division II head coach at Metropolitan State College, also in Denver. He coached that program to two national championships and nine straight appearances in that level’s NCAA tournament.

Read more here: http://www.charlotteobserver.com/2012/06/18/3327264/st-johns-assistant-mike-dunlap.html#storylink=cpy

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Well, this would not have been my first choice.

To put a positive spin on it, Dunlap is considered a no nonsense,good X and Os coach. We aren't going to be in contention for a few years so this guy can just be a teacher to the young guys on the team and we can go after a more expensive and experienced coach when the time comes.

Pretty disappointed, but I don't know a lot about him and some early reaction is he could be a decent hire.

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Bonnell article:

http://www.charlotteobserver.com/2012/06/18/3327264/st-johns-assistant-mike-dunlap.html

“Mike Dunlap absolutely elevates every player and team he comes in contact with,’’ Karl said. “He takes you from good to great. Name every top-level, elite coach in the game – the only difference between Mike and them is their addresses…There is absolutely no one better.’’

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