Kenny Sampson reflects on coaching Anthony Cenac ahead of NBA opportunity
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 23, 2026, 12:45 AM
Last updated Aug 23, 2026
Coach Kenny Sampson spoke about his experience coaching Anthony Cenac, emphasizing Cenac's willingness to accept criticism and improve. Sampson noted that Cenac would often say, 'My fault, Coach. My fault. I’ll try to do better,' demonstrating his commitment over ten months of training. Sampson expressed his desire to have continued coaching Cenac longer but is pleased with the opportunities that lie ahead for the player. Sampson’s comments come as Cenac prepares to begin his professional career in the NBA.
- •Kenny Sampson emphasized the importance of detail in coaching Anthony Cenac.
- •Cenac consistently accepted feedback and showed a desire to improve.
- •Sampson wishes he could have coached Cenac longer.
- •Cenac is set to begin his NBA career.
- 12:45 AMYahoo Sports — “He’d just say, ‘My fault, Coach. My fault. I’ll try …
"“He’d just say, ‘My fault, Coach. My fault. I’ll try …
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