Billy Donovan Steps Down, Golden in Warriors' Sights

0:00On April 21st, Billy Donovan is stepping down his head coach of the Chicago Bulls after six seasons. He had deep talks with ownership last week amid big front office shakeups. In his statement, Donovan said it's best for the team to let the new leadership build their own staff without him. The Bulls owner made it clear they wanted Donovan to stay, but everyone agreed the new head of basketball operations needs full control over hiring. This move lines up with fresh buzz around the league's coaching carousel. Eyes are now on Florida's Todd Golden, who's high on the Golden State Warriors list, if Steve Kerr parts ways. Kerr's contract just ended, and he's chatting future soon, though he'd rather stay put. Golden coached the San Francisco Don's before winning big at Florida. Florida's pushing hard to extend Golden into a third year, calling him one of their all-time greats. He's happy there for now, but an NBA gig with Warriors owners he knows well could pull him away. If Golden jumps to Golden State, whispers say Florida might chase Donovan back home, where he's their winning his coach ever.

1:02Keep watching as these coaching paths cross in the coming weeks.