Juwan Howard to Michigan with Leif

Five On The Floor: Miami Heat/NBA

Five Reasons Sports Network

Sports, Basketball

4.8 • 622 Ratings

🗓️ 22 May 2019

⏱️ 42 minutes

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5R202- Ethan and Chris are joined by Greg "Leif" Sylvander to discuss the news that Juwan Howard will be the next coach of the University of Michigan, as first reported by Miami Heat Beat and Five Reasons Sports. We get into what it means for Juwan, the current players, and Erik Spoelstra's future coaching staff.

Plus, we dig into Chris Bosh's comments on 5R earlier this week on the young Heat players.

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1:52.6	to the heat we haven't done much heat in a while we did have chris bosh on for a lengthy lengthy
1:57.0	episode i was on with him alone for about 35 40 minutes and bosh talked about the big the current team, and we are going to get into that a little bit later in the pod.
2:04.7	But we're going to start here with kind of the news of the day, which is Joanne Howard, becoming the head coach of the University of Michigan, his alma mater, a place that he was part of the Fab Five. And of course, he has been the Heat's top assistant ever since David Fisdale left,
2:20.8	Fisdale first to Memphis and now to the Knicks.
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