James Posey is now back in the NBA, after some time in women’s college basketball and also a stint as a podcaster and blogger. He sees all of it as a journey to collect experience on the way to his ultimate goal, one he’s not afraid to proclaim. “I want to be a head coach at the end of the day,” he said. “I’m just keeping my head down, working hard and hopefully I’ll show enough progress to where the opportunity presents itself. Outside of that, I have fun every day. Every day is another day in paradise. I love what I do.”
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James Posey
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Born: 01/13/77
Height: 6-8 / 2.03
Weight:214 lbs. / 97.5 kg.
Earnings: $57,051,806 ($83,043,941*)
Born: 01/13/77
Height: 6-8 / 2.03
Weight:214 lbs. / 97.5 kg.
Earnings: $57,051,806 ($83,043,941*)
TCU basketball is putting together a strong 2023 class. The Horned Frogs secured a commitment from Jace Posey late Friday. Posey is the son of NBA player James Posey, who won two championships with the Miami Heat and Boston Celtics.
The Washington Wizards announced today that they have named James Posey as an assistant coach. “We are excited to add James to our staff, as he brings championship experience both as a player and coach,” said Wizards head coach Wes Unseld Jr. “As one of the toughest defenders in the league and a clutch shooter during his NBA tenure, we will be able to lean on his playing and coaching experiences to help the development of our players.”
Though the contract and job title aren’t finalized yet, James Posey is on track in essence to fill a spot vacated by Mike Batiste, who joined the Houston Rockets this offseason as an assistant coach following one season with the Wizards as a player development manager.
Wizards hire James Posey as assistant coach
Adrian Wojnarowski: The Washington Wizards are finalizing a deal to hire James Posey as an assistant coach, sources tell ESPN.
Scott Agness: James Posey, who played his final season in the NBA with the Pacers (2010-11), has been hired by Tina Thompson as an assistant coach for the University of Virginia women’s basketball team. Fun fact: Pacers used their amnesty clause on him.
