His job really isn't about keeping everyone happy. It's about winning. I get it, you coached kids for years. I understand how playing time works, I played a D1 team sport (not bball) at UC. Guess what, we had plenty of players who weren't good enough to play, and they didn't. Mick's job is to have the best lineup on the floor. We saw last year how he was too stubborn to change it and it hurt them. We'll see how he does this year. As I've always said about Mick, if there is one thing certain, the starting lineup will always be back out there for the beginning of the second half, regardless of how the game has been played.