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Given a document, find the main entity about whom the author is writing. Write the full name if mentioned in the text. Note that URLs in the text have been replaced with [Link].
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Tom Crean  was seated in the back of the cafeteria with classic rock playing from the speakers as  he  huddled with  his  notes and film on  his  laptop to prepare for Tuesday nightâs game between Oklahoma and Kansas.
 Crean   the former Marquette and Indiana head coach  is out of coaching for the first time since  he  entered the profession  but  he  is as attached to the game as ever.  Crean  said  he  is learning a fresh perspective as an ESPN analyst  and  he  has received credit for offering keen insight during games.
 Crean  was fired in March 2017 after  his  ninth season at Indiana  which ended with an 18-16 record.  His  Hoosiers teams made three Sweet 16 appearances in the NCAA tournament but couldnât advance further.
Now   Crean  spends  his  time at  his  home in Florida  where  his  son Riley â a 35th-round draft pick of the White Sox â is playing at IMG Academy and will be eligible for the baseball draft again in June.  Crean  had time to help  his  older daughter move to California and rarely misses  his  younger daughterâs volleyball games.  He  runs into fellow Florida resident Dick Vitale  who âpumps me up.â
And of course  Crean  is still on the road  soaking in college basketball from the media side.
 His  former Hoosiers team  now coached by Archie Miller  plays at Illinois on Wednesday.
Hereâs what  Crean  told the Tribune in a phone interview about a year of transitions and when  he  would like to get back to coaching:
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Tom Crean


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Skill was everywhere.  Patrick Kane  had  his  first multi-goal game of the season. Victor Hedman made a spectacular drop pass that led to a shorthanded goal for the Lightning. And the overtime kept the arena breathless until Brayden Point won the game at 3 minutes  25 seconds on a power-play goal.
Sandwiched around that were  Kane 's goals. The first came on a wrist shot from the left circle at 3:49  the second he stuffed in from a narrow angle on a 5-on-3 Hawks power play.  Kane 's breakout came after  he  had scored just one goal in  his  last 10 games.
"I guess you measure yourself by production  so it's never fun when you're not scoring for a little bit of a period of time  " Kane  said. "But you know you're going to have those stretches during the season. Just try to do the right things in practice  work on your game and hopefully it comes around."
 Kane  wasn't totally thrilled with  himself   however  after a giveaway led to a Lightning shorthanded goal in the second.  He  lost the puck and Hedman tracked it down  dropped it back to Ryan Callahan on a heady pass and Callahan set up Ondrej Palat for a one-time goal at 4:27.
"I have to be better on that play for sure  " Kane  said. "Make sure sometimes it's better to make the easy play and play it safe  especially that time of the game when you're up 2-0 and it's better not to get anything at all than give them one."
Brandon Saad and Richard Panik  two members of the snake bit top line  missed consecutive choice chances 5:30 into the period. Nick Schmaltz fired wide on a 2-on-1 and 1:51 into the overtime.  Kane  had a breakaway on Andrei Vasilevskiy that Vasilevskiy stopped with a pad.
"If you're going to make a move on  him    he  has such long legs  you're going to have to get it up "  Kane  said. "I made the move I wanted  just maybe got a little bit too close and got it up but not enough."
2.  Patrick Kane   Blackhawks: Had first multi-goal game of season.
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Patrick Kane


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Knicks GM Scott Perry (left) and team president Steve Mills (center) have plenty of decisions to make. (Steve Freeman/NBAE/Getty Images)
Knicks president Steve Mills and general manager Scott Perry are in no rush to shake up the roster with the trade deadline looming next week. And honestly  there isn't a lot the Knicks can do. They'd love to move Joakim Noah but unless they attach a first-round pick to any Noah deal â which they won't â a trade involving the veteran center is unlikely.
Once  Mills  replaced Jackson and subsequently hired Perry  everything that happens with the Knicks is now on them. Understandably  they don't want to give off the impression that they don't have control of the situation and of the players.
 Mills  knows Knicks history and Dolan as well as anyone. Thus  he proceeds with caution.
Even though  Mills  isn't at fault here  it 's important for him to give off the impression that the front office has this Noah situation under control. Again  smart move.
If you go back to last summer   Mills  didn't rush into trading Carmelo Anthony and in fact vetoed the deal Jackson had made with the Houston Rockets. Instead  Mills and Perry waited until the 11th hour to make a trade with Oklahoma City. Their patience was rewarded. Carmelo and OKC have certainly found their form but Enes Kanter has been a solid addition to the Knicks.
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Steve Mills