Fred Hoiberg's NBA Move Another Sign College Game Has Lost Its Coaching Luster, The Chicago Bulls made it official Tuesday, employing Iowa State's Fred Hoiberg to supplant Tom Thibodeau.
Hoiberg was since a long time ago reputed as the substitution for Thibodeau, who was let go a week ago after five seasons.
Hoiberg went 115-56 with the Cyclones, including four straight NCAA Tournament appearances and consecutive Big 12 competition titles. He had open-heart surgery in April.
He assumes control more than a group that entered the season looking at a title with the arrival of Derrick Rose from another knee surgery and the marking of Pau Gasol the previous summer. The Bulls missed the mark, battling through wounds in a 50-win normal season and lost to LeBron James and the beat up Cleveland Cavaliers in the Eastern Conference elimination rounds.
Hoiberg was since a long time ago reputed as the substitution for Thibodeau, who was let go a week ago after five seasons.
Hoiberg went 115-56 with the Cyclones, including four straight NCAA Tournament appearances and consecutive Big 12 competition titles. He had open-heart surgery in April.
He assumes control more than a group that entered the season looking at a title with the arrival of Derrick Rose from another knee surgery and the marking of Pau Gasol the previous summer. The Bulls missed the mark, battling through wounds in a 50-win normal season and lost to LeBron James and the beat up Cleveland Cavaliers in the Eastern Conference elimination rounds.
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