What i like about Jackson so far is that he is ahead of the situation, very rarely he gets caught flat-footed, A great motivator and communicator, and a natural Player’s coach. It’s so easy to decipher his wisdom which is defensive accountability without excuses, yet he does come up with a variety of plans to execute his attacks..

His Philosophy revolves around prioritizing defense and create situations from there.

If Phil Jackson relies on creating situation with his vaunted Triangle Defense creating mismatches, Mark Jackson likes to create offensive situatons by making defensive plays.

He however, is far from not perfect. Not yet an elite coach. But he does have the leadership, discipline and potential to become elite.

He does have a few mistakes too. My peeve about him was when he took Earl Barron to the line up while he had a chance to get Chris Hunter who did well as Warrior in the past.

Just be patient with this guy. He has yet to make his signature in the league. Other people can coach, but Mark Jackson was born to coach.