The two most high-profile head coaches in the Bay Area are Kyle Shanahan and Steve Kerr. The local media fawns over both of them almost equally and sees them as geniuses who have revolutionized their respective sport. But one is a Champion, and one is not. Which means they're also quite different. ...Continue reading
Why Steve Kerr is a Better Coach than Kyle Shanahan
Feb 27, 2024 at 10:40 AM
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