This Newly Speculated Donovan Angle Wasn’t on Anyone’s Radar

According to reports, Donovan's desire to win, disinterest in a rebuild, fatigue from another disappointing season, and some disheartening events away from the court have led to speculation he might be done after the next ten games. He previously left the Thunder partly because he didn't want to rebuild, only to find himself in Chicago's perpetual rebuild.

Yes, there have been multiple reports tying Donovan to the North Carolina vacancy after Hubert Davis was fired. His impressive college resume, looming departure from Chicago, and the Tar Heels' reportedly "aggressive pursuit" of the Hall of Fame coach have created momentum for this possibility.

Donovan signed a "multi-year" contract in July 2025, meaning he's under contract for at least one more year and likely multiple seasons beyond 2026.

Yes, there's speculation that Donovan could take a Brad Stevens-like role, stepping away from head coaching but getting promoted to front-office operations. This would give him greater influence over roster decisions, draft choices, and player personnel while remaining with the organization.

Yes, Marc Eversley is described as "the next hottest name to get the boot this summer" due to botched draft selections, whiffed trade opportunities, and the roster not being good enough during his six-year tenure with the team.