My point here is not to pretend as if I’m an expert on Don Meyer’s career. I know almost nothing about the guy. However, he’s a perfect example of just how many diamonds-in-the-rough exist in the coaching business. So often, we focus only on the stardom of Tom Izzo, Bill Self, John Calipari, Roy Williams and Mike Krzyzewski. It’s so easy to forget about the sustained success of a mid-major coach like Dana Altman at Creighton or Bob McKillop at Davidson. There are so many coaches at every level, beginning with the high school ranks, that don’t have the ambition of Calipari but can still flat-out coach.