
The Tree | By Jeff Capel
I just sit there, in the office of one of the greatest coaches in the history of basketball, and I cry, and I cry, and I cry.

This is from 2017 and it's been posted here before.What happened to all of the other replies on this thread?
But there were recent replies from just yesterday, including another one from me.This is from 2017 and it's been posted here before.
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The Tree | By Jeff Capel
I just sit there, in the office of one of the greatest coaches in the history of basketball, and I cry, and I cry, and I cry.www.theplayerstribune.com
Oh my bad....didn't know that.This is from 2017 and it's been posted here before.
I agree the only way Jason leaves is if he feels that it’s in his brothers best interest . The tight family loyalty is real and just might be the ticket that eventually pays off in the living room while recruiting.Capel's a genuinely good guy, and I really hope he can put it together here. One thing I took away after reading that story is there is no way he's firing his brother. He will be fired before he gets rid of his brother. So anyone hoping he gets rid of Jason might as well quit thinking about it. No chance.