[easyM]

if you inherit a good team and you average 12 wins a year for 33 years you can get the record, but do you think that will happen? i really doubt that. here is my point, the chance that anyone breaks the record set by haywood, glaser, harp or hilton (whoever is the highest of the 4) is about 1-2%. for the set of circumstances to occur for a coach to out pace them is too much.

That's what the point was. Now coaches don't stay around the same place as long. The days of seeing one coach at a school for 20 + years is over. Now, some coach might get ugly and step right back into another solid 9-10 win team. But, that doesn't happen much. These records are even harder to break now and definitely in the future. We're saying basically the same thing. That was the point to begin with.