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Coaching tree

I like the idea of a coaching tree. I don't recall seeing another wbb coach with a coaching tree (Pat Summitt's is legendary, and should be added). I see a few men's bb coaches and a number of football coaches with trees. In some cases, they are diagrams, such as File:Walsh Coaching Tree3.png. However, those are png, and ought to be SVG, that's a project for another day. A more important consideration is that a diagrammatic tree makes more sense when there are multiple levels. When for example (or if) Semeka Randall's assistants become head coaches, the diagram should be considered.

A number use simple lists John_Fox_(American_football)#Coaching_tree or sections Gene Keady coaching tree. I think a table makes sense in this case.

It can be sortable, so one can look at the list alphabetically, or by relationship to McCallie, or by current position.

I used Pantone 288 for a header color. One downside is that the sort buttons, in black, aren't as obvious. Another issue is some editors do not support gratuitous color.

I went ahead and made the change, we can discuss if there are reasons it isn't preferable to the list format.--SPhilbrick (Talk) 15:20, 2 October 2012 (UTC)[reply]

Here's what it would look like:

Coaching Tree

Seventeen of McCallie's players and assistant coaches have gone on to pursue their careers in coaching and basketball management:

Name	Current position	Location	Relationship to McCallie	Years
Katie Abrahamson-Henderson	Head Coach	Albany	Assistant Coach (Michigan State)	2000-2002
Niya Butts	Head Coach	Arizona	Assistant Coach (Michigan State)	2002-2003
Felisha Legette-Jack	Head Coach	Buffalo	Assistant Coach (Michigan State)	2000-2002
Janel Burgess	Head Coach	Grand Valley State	Assistant Coach (Maine and MSU)	1999-2004
Semeka Randall	Head Coach	Ohio University	Assistant Coach (Michigan State)	2005-2007
Darren Bennett	Head Coach	Skidmore	Assistant Coach (Michigan State)	2003-2004
Julie Veilleux	Head Coach	Colby College	Player (Maine)	1999-2000
Cindy Blodgett	Assistant Coach	Rhode Island	Player (Maine)
Joy Cheek	Assistant Coach	Duke	Player (Duke)	2008-2010
Candice M. Jackson	Assistant Coach	Duke	Player (Michigan State)	2001-2005
Wanisha Smith	Assistant Coach	Longwood University	Player (Duke)	2007-2008
Darin Thrun	Assistant Coach	Saginaw Valley State	Player (Michigan State)	2003-2006
Abby Waner	Assistant Coach	Denver	Player (Duke)
Kristin Hainey	Assistant Coach	Eastern Michigan	Player (Michigan State)
Rene Hayes	Assistant Coach	Western Michigan	Player (Michigan State)
Lindsay Bowen	Video Coordinator	Texas Tech	Player (Michigan State)
Julie Pagel	Director of Operations	Michigan State	Player (Michigan State)

Standard color option (sort button more obvious)

Name	Current position	Location	Relationship to McCallie	Years
Katie Abrahamson-Henderson	Head Coach	Albany	Assistant Coach (Michigan State)	2000-2002
Niya Butts	Head Coach	Arizona	Assistant Coach (Michigan State)	2002-2003
Felisha Legette-Jack	Head Coach	Buffalo	Assistant Coach (Michigan State)	2000-2002
Janel Burgess	Head Coach	Grand Valley State	Assistant Coach (Maine and MSU)	1999-2004
Semeka Randall	Head Coach	Ohio University	Assistant Coach (Michigan State)	2005-2007
Darren Bennett	Head Coach	Skidmore	Assistant Coach (Michigan State)	2003-2004
Julie Veilleux	Head Coach	Colby College	Player (Maine)	1999-2000
Cindy Blodgett	Assistant Coach	Rhode Island	Player (Maine)
Joy Cheek	Assistant Coach	Duke	Player (Duke)	2008-2010
Candice M. Jackson	Assistant Coach	Duke	Player (Michigan State)	2001-2005
Wanisha Smith	Assistant Coach	Longwood University	Player (Duke)	2007-2008
Darin Thrun	Assistant Coach	Saginaw Valley State	Player (Michigan State)	2003-2006
Abby Waner	Assistant Coach	Denver	Player (Duke)
Kristin Hainey	Assistant Coach	Eastern Michigan	Player (Michigan State)
Rene Hayes	Assistant Coach	Western Michigan	Player (Michigan State)
Lindsay Bowen	Video Coordinator	Texas Tech	Player (Michigan State)
Julie Pagel	Director of Operations	Michigan State	Player (Michigan State)

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Mental Health and Bipolar Disorder?

Mental Health and Bipolar Disorder? — Preceding unsigned comment added by 137.118.161.59 (talk) 06:01, 10 February 2021 (UTC)[reply]

Teams coached.

I would think it would look better and be easier to read if you list things chronologically in order. Bbonds775 (talk) 23:05, 5 March 2024 (UTC)[reply]

I agree. I dont know who decided to make the text order backwards from the tables and also most articles read from oldest to newest 67.241.210.179 (talk) 22:11, 24 March 2024 (UTC)[reply]