jazz74 wrote:woodson is doing a great job, i have to admit. i have an idea he would anyway with what he did with a brutal atlanta team before he came there. now the question is whether he is the long term answer or not. how will ha have to finish in order to keep his job? he is dealing with a depleted team and making them win but the remaining schedule is unforgiving. this is the stretch that can change everything, whether we will move up or out of the playofff race. i say if he gets this team into the playoffs, he should be our permanent coach, unless we get phil jax and then all bets are off.

As much as I hate admitting this, the only thing really stopping Woodson from actually getting the job is the fact that bigger names might be available.

Woody is yound and has that fire to succeed here. He has he experience and I like his system more, especially once Lin is back. Lin on Phil's team would not use Lin well.

PJax has 11 rings.

Woodson does not.

Ok, what about:

Phil has won 11 rings in 20 years coaching?

Kobe did not have any before he got with Phil.

Jordan was in the league 7 years before he got a ring.

Until that point Jordan was not a god.

Woodson is a nice guy, good coach, the abyss for a beard is real cool.

Guess how many rings Woodson has? One as assistant coach with......Larry Brown.

Thats good. very happy for him.

If phil don't want to leave the ranch or the booty of Malibu Im good with Woodson.

How about this, as long as Woodson is around, so is the ghost of Isiah.

Phil jax comes in item no. 28 reads:

"No one named Isiah Lord shall ever step on the property of MSG"

Dolan says no. Phil not an issue.

Phil: 11 rings in 20 years. He comes when ever and as long as he wants to. Even if its to starphuck and fail miserably. Why? The drama will be great!

loweyecue wrote:People want Woodson ahead of Phil Jax. I swear this sheeit gets funnier everyday.

Vmart wrote:Win a championship.

Not good enough - I settle for nothing less than a 4 game sweep beating the west by an average of 25 points per.

MozelGovCocktail wrote:I say sign him now while he's winning. He got the job and gave us that drill sergeant feel that we've really needed.

I'm willing to ignore that he's chased Fields back into a hole, blew out Lin's knee and Stats back with this awesome 'pace'.

I prefer to go into rough parts of the schedule with only 20% of the starting roster, so he's left a bit to be desired, but as long as we strut into the playoffs with nothing but bench players available, I can overlook the regular season.

Just sign him, now.

Once again. Can't tell if your serious. If you are not, its pretty funny