Black NBA coaches connect and support each other through group chat
ESPN NBA • 1 min read • Latest: Nov 11, 2026, 12:41 PM
Last updated Nov 11, 2026
Black NBA coaches have formed a group chat to maintain connections off the court. While they compete against each other in the league, this platform provides a space for mutual support and understanding. The group enables coaches to share experiences distinct to their positions, helping them navigate challenges within the league. Engaging in lighthearted banter, they also foster camaraderie, proving that relationships can thrive even in a competitive environment.
- •Black NBA coaches use a group chat for connection and support.
- •They share unique experiences related to their roles.
- •Competitive rivals on the court, they maintain camaraderie off it.
- •The group chat includes moments of humor and banter.
- 12:41 PMESPN NBA — Black NBA coaches are staying connected -- and roasting each other -- via group chat
"On the court, they're rivals. Off the court, they've found support among the only men who truly understand what they're going through: Each other.
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