I can't imagine finding a more perfect candidate than Porter amongst the current frontrunners.  If he gets the job, it will really soften the blow of the general awfulness of the roster he'll be inheriting.

He seems a man of stellar character--Boys and Girls Club Hall of Fame, family man--no one seems to have a bad thing to say about him; and he's played for Riley, Adelman, Saunders, and Popovich--that's a pretty good mix of offensive and defensive education.  Plus, he isn't afriad to speak his mind; after he was let go from the Bucks, he said, "Yeah I'm bitter about it. After they loaded the team up I deserved a shot to coach them." A little honesty at the after game press conference will be a nice change from the fluff Musselman spewed after we had to watch his gnomish scowl all game long.

I like that quote.  Shows some pride.  I can't tell you how I sick I got of Musselman and his assistants coming on the radio/TV after a loss and explaining that their opponent was just so darn good that the Kings couldn't do anything about it, oh well.  Show a little bit of pride in yourself, man!