Utah Jazz: The 5 Best Moments For 2014-15 Utah Jazz

Oct 29, 2014; Salt Lake City, UT, USA; NBA Commissioner Adam Silver poses with fans during the second half of the game between the Utah Jazz and the Houston Rockets at EnergySolutions Arena. The Rockets won 104-93. Mandatory Credit: Russ Isabella-USA TODAY Sports /

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April 5, 2015; Sacramento, CA, USA; Utah Jazz head coach Quin Snyder instructs against the Sacramento Kings during the second quarter at Sleep Train Arena. Mandatory Credit: Kyle Terada-USA TODAY Sports /

Every Quin Snyder Tirade

Want to know why the Utah Jazz were fun to watch this season? It’s because of how disciplined and crafty their head coach Quin Snyder was on them. Snyder’s was the perfect fit for this team because he’s a different style of coaching than what the team was used under Tyrone Corbin‘s leadership.

Snyder’s more of a teacher, not that Corbin wasn’t, but Snyder’s the type of teacher that doesn’t play. He’s the type of teacher who makes it very clear from the first day of class that there will be no phones being used when he’s speaking, no one would be talking and socializing, and if anyone even thought about showing up late they wouldn’t be let in.

Let’s just say that Snyder was exactly the type of teacher that this young Jazz team needed to graduate to the next level this season. It’s because of his style of ~~intimidation~~ coaching that the season wasn’t a failure after an early season nine game losing streak.

Whether he’s getting into the ear of Rudy Gobert like below, giving the death stare like here, or occasionally smiling … like never (just playing), he’s making his point clear.

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