Hurley should know that Saul was calm by comparison to many other coaches and to footage of himself.
Interesting article I hope he read this article.
http://www.wsj.com/articles/SB100014240527023040263045794... Interesting last paragraph.
I remember a 4h grader I was coaching asked why he kept having to "go around the one coach who was always out on the floor" I remember making a teaching moment out of it and telling the kids anytime a coach was out on the floor go ahead and run over him. 3 of them did so in HS and all got automatic T's on the opposing coach and each took time to find me and let me know they never forgot. Early in the game each was heading down the floor on offense and saw the coach fully out on the floor directing the D as they were on break and each looked toward mid court and ran right over him. Ref T ed each coach up automatically.
I agree with the Kerr and the article ....the coaches have no business out there. They , including Hurley, are not the show and should not be politicking and overcoaching the game. I so admire Iowa State coach Fred Hoiberg's demeanor and composure on the sideline.