Talk:Rudy Tomjanovich

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I would have to disagree with the rating of this article. A fundamental question that any author must ask himself at the outset of a project is, "What is the overall scope of this composition." In this case, the scope is not to try to compete with the Biography Channel. This article contains a great deal of useful information, esp for those who are unfamiliar with the subject. Anyone desiring more detailed or substantial information about the subject should buy a personal biography or a tome about the teams that he coached. I know this subject very well, in fact, better than almost anyone save a family member because I covered him for the Houston Post for several years. Plenty of meat here. You want more, go buy the man a beer.Dublin dave (talk) 11:14, 1 March 2008 (UTC)