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Sure, there will be plenty of positive coverage if a team does so. Women like Niele Ivey and Becky Hammon have earned their opportunities, and they should be celebrated on the merits of their gifts and achievements alone. There should be no strong sentiment one way or the other when an NBA team hires female coaches. And you can be sure that when a team hires a woman like Becky Hammon or Niele Ivey that they are more than qualified for their positions.
However, this fact should only reinforce the confidence that others should have when NBA coaching staffs do hire women—they know the risks of doing so, so they only take those chances on women in which they have full confidence that they will excel.To be sure, this isn’t the way that things should work in an ideal world. And all of that positive coverage does a complete 180 until you are The same people that will celebrate a coaching staff for hiring a woman will also crucify them the first time that they fire one.
MEMPHIS, Tenn. (AP) — The Memphis Grizzlies have hired former Notre Dame women's associate head coach Niele (knee-L) Ivey among the new assistants on Taylor Jenkins' staff.The Grizzlies also announced Monday the hiring of Brad Jones, David McClure, James "Scoonie" Penn, Vitaly Potapenko and Neven Spahija.Jenkins says he's thrilled to work with an experienced group of coaches with success at all levels as both players and coaches.Ivey spent the past 12 seasons at her alma mater with the last four as Notre Dame's associate head coach and recruiting coordinator. Niele Ivey made two trips of note to South Bend in recent weeks. At the end of the day, NBA organizations - like most businesses - hire the people that they believe are the most qualified, no matter what gender or race they are.
MEMPHIS, Tenn. (AP) — The Memphis Grizzlies have hired former Notre Dame women's associate head coach Niele (knee-L) Ivey among the new assistants on Taylor Jenkins' staff. But NBA teams do not hire women like Niele Ivey to simply appear more progressive and champion diversity—that brand of being “woke” is insulting to the women who have more than earned their opportunities. Her credentials across the board are incredibly impressive: She was an All-American point guard at Notre Dame and led them to a national championship in 2001. And for the more cynical among us, it has nothing to do with “wokeness”.Ivey in particular is more than qualified to become an NBA assistant. To do so simply for the sake of their gender is insulting to them.To throw their successes down at the altar of progressivism and diversity only does them a disservice as well. He also has worked for Cleveland and Indiana in the NBA and in the G League. Yes, Niele Ivey should do just fine if the Memphis Grizzlies hire her. Spahija was an assistant with Jenkins in Atlanta between 2014 and 2017.The Grizzlies also named Jason March head coach of their G League team.© 2020 USA TODAY, a division of Gannett Satellite Information Network, LLC. All Bucks Bulls Cavaliers Celtics Clippers Grizzlies Hawks Heat Hornets Jazz Kings Knicks Lakers Magic Mavericks Nets Nuggets Pacers Pelicans Pistons Raptors Rockets Sixers Spurs Suns Thunder Timberwolves Trail Brazers Warriors Wizards. It plays in to a stereotype that the NBA has only brought them to the forefront for the sake of cosmetic diversity.
Memphis Grizzlies vs. San Antonio Spurs Game PreviewGrizzlies look to rebound from tough loss in restart openerReport Card: Grizzlies lose overtime nail-biter against Blazers Despite the non-ideal outcome, there were plenty of positives to take away from Memphis’ long-awaited return to the hardwood.I caught up with Pounding the Rock’s Bruno Passos before today’s game.Though Memphis looked very good at times, the Trailblazers found enough shots to secure the win. She played college ball at the University of Notre Dame. The one that people heard about involved her introduction as Notre Dame's women's basketball coach, … And she has paid her dues in coaching as she has coached at one of college basketball’s premier programs in her alma mater since 2007.Yes, Niele Ivey should do just fine if the Memphis Grizzlies hire her.Of course, there will always be those who remain skeptical of a woman’s ability to coach professional men—no matter how backwards that view may be. A native of Louis, Missouri, Ivey was born on September 24, 1977, under the star sign of Libra. Grizzlies statements on Niele Ivey being named head coach of Notre Dame Women's Basketball:
NBA.
Argue that a team should hire her because she Believe in the women of the NBA—not because they have transcended barriers merely due to their gender, but because they have transcended barriers through their work ethic and basketball knowledge. She also left her mark professionally as she played in the WNBA for five years.
Sure, there will be plenty of positive coverage if a team does so. Women like Niele Ivey and Becky Hammon have earned their opportunities, and they should be celebrated on the merits of their gifts and achievements alone. There should be no strong sentiment one way or the other when an NBA team hires female coaches. And you can be sure that when a team hires a woman like Becky Hammon or Niele Ivey that they are more than qualified for their positions.
However, this fact should only reinforce the confidence that others should have when NBA coaching staffs do hire women—they know the risks of doing so, so they only take those chances on women in which they have full confidence that they will excel.To be sure, this isn’t the way that things should work in an ideal world. And all of that positive coverage does a complete 180 until you are The same people that will celebrate a coaching staff for hiring a woman will also crucify them the first time that they fire one.
MEMPHIS, Tenn. (AP) — The Memphis Grizzlies have hired former Notre Dame women's associate head coach Niele (knee-L) Ivey among the new assistants on Taylor Jenkins' staff.The Grizzlies also announced Monday the hiring of Brad Jones, David McClure, James "Scoonie" Penn, Vitaly Potapenko and Neven Spahija.Jenkins says he's thrilled to work with an experienced group of coaches with success at all levels as both players and coaches.Ivey spent the past 12 seasons at her alma mater with the last four as Notre Dame's associate head coach and recruiting coordinator. Niele Ivey made two trips of note to South Bend in recent weeks. At the end of the day, NBA organizations - like most businesses - hire the people that they believe are the most qualified, no matter what gender or race they are.
MEMPHIS, Tenn. (AP) — The Memphis Grizzlies have hired former Notre Dame women's associate head coach Niele (knee-L) Ivey among the new assistants on Taylor Jenkins' staff. But NBA teams do not hire women like Niele Ivey to simply appear more progressive and champion diversity—that brand of being “woke” is insulting to the women who have more than earned their opportunities. Her credentials across the board are incredibly impressive: She was an All-American point guard at Notre Dame and led them to a national championship in 2001. And for the more cynical among us, it has nothing to do with “wokeness”.Ivey in particular is more than qualified to become an NBA assistant. To do so simply for the sake of their gender is insulting to them.To throw their successes down at the altar of progressivism and diversity only does them a disservice as well. He also has worked for Cleveland and Indiana in the NBA and in the G League. Yes, Niele Ivey should do just fine if the Memphis Grizzlies hire her. Spahija was an assistant with Jenkins in Atlanta between 2014 and 2017.The Grizzlies also named Jason March head coach of their G League team.© 2020 USA TODAY, a division of Gannett Satellite Information Network, LLC. All Bucks Bulls Cavaliers Celtics Clippers Grizzlies Hawks Heat Hornets Jazz Kings Knicks Lakers Magic Mavericks Nets Nuggets Pacers Pelicans Pistons Raptors Rockets Sixers Spurs Suns Thunder Timberwolves Trail Brazers Warriors Wizards. It plays in to a stereotype that the NBA has only brought them to the forefront for the sake of cosmetic diversity.
Memphis Grizzlies vs. San Antonio Spurs Game PreviewGrizzlies look to rebound from tough loss in restart openerReport Card: Grizzlies lose overtime nail-biter against Blazers Despite the non-ideal outcome, there were plenty of positives to take away from Memphis’ long-awaited return to the hardwood.I caught up with Pounding the Rock’s Bruno Passos before today’s game.Though Memphis looked very good at times, the Trailblazers found enough shots to secure the win. She played college ball at the University of Notre Dame. The one that people heard about involved her introduction as Notre Dame's women's basketball coach, … And she has paid her dues in coaching as she has coached at one of college basketball’s premier programs in her alma mater since 2007.Yes, Niele Ivey should do just fine if the Memphis Grizzlies hire her.Of course, there will always be those who remain skeptical of a woman’s ability to coach professional men—no matter how backwards that view may be. A native of Louis, Missouri, Ivey was born on September 24, 1977, under the star sign of Libra. Grizzlies statements on Niele Ivey being named head coach of Notre Dame Women's Basketball:
NBA.
Argue that a team should hire her because she Believe in the women of the NBA—not because they have transcended barriers merely due to their gender, but because they have transcended barriers through their work ethic and basketball knowledge. She also left her mark professionally as she played in the WNBA for five years.