monessen
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I think it's safe to say that Gray has been to more than a couple of HC interviews now, college and pro. He's between a rock and a hard place. If he chooses not to interview, he may be seen as uninterested in becoming a head coach. If he chooses to interview and there's already been an implicit agreement with another HC, it also looks bad. We don't know if he's been invited to interview in the past but turned down the offer to do so because he viewed it as pointless. My point is he seems to be a convenient invitee, but is he a true contender?This part was certainly uniformed. It looks like you had no clue how many head coaching interviews he's had and just made it up to make your point.. . .except that my original post was not "uninformed."But he's been to this rodeo before. How much more "experience" does he need from this bogus, courtesy-oriented, going through the motions nonsense? It seems like whenever there is a "done deal" with a particular coach already earmarked for a team, Gray is the designated "go to" token applicant.
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