Sports fans are curious to know Taylor Jenkins’ facial hair plan for the new season. Scroll down to understand how his beard is panning out.
Taylor Jenkins is an excellent American professional basketball coach.
Also, he is the head coach of the Memphis Grizzlies of the National Basketball Association (NBA).
How Is Taylor Jenkins Beard Panning Out?
The news about Taylor Jenkins’ beard panning out is circulating online.
On 26th February 2021, Fastbreak Breakfast tweeted, saying, “#Grizzlies coach Taylor Jenkins has shaved his beard.”
Also, the page tweeted again, saying there are remains of a small mustache or goatee hiding under his mask.
Recently, Joe Mullinax tweeted saying, “Taylor Jenkins’ beard is immaculate.” There is something about Taylor’s beard that makes people crazy for him.
We believe that it must be fandom for the coach.
Facial Hair Plans For New Season
As per Taylor Jenkins’ recent pictures, he has a full beard. However, Taylor has not mentioned anything about his facial hair plan for the new season.
Jenkins was hired on 11th June 2019 by the Memphis Grizzlies. He was allocated their new head coach. The Memphis Commercial Appeal had called the hire a “defining moment for owner Robert Pera,” and the front office.
Furthermore, Taylor was also named the Western Conference’s Coach of the Month in January 2020 after leading the Grizzlies to an 11–4 record.
Also, he is in a 3-man race for the NBA Coach of the Year award.
More About Taylor Jenkins
Taylor Jenkins was born on 2nd September 1984 in America. He attended the St. Mark’s School of Texas in Dallas.
Furthermore, he was a two-time captain on their basketball team, where he played as an undersized 6-foot-3-inch (1.91 m) forward.
Later, Jenkins attended the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania also, earned a Bachelor’s of Science in Economics while concentrating in Management as well as minoring in Psychology.
To our surprise, he did not play basketball in college. Taylor interned with the San Antonio Spurs basketball operations department during the 2007–08 season.
Then from 2008 to 2014, he worked as an assistant coach as well as a head coach of the San Antonio Spurs of the Austin Toros. Being the head coach, Taylor led the Toros to a 27–23 (.540) record during the 2012–13 season along with first-round playoff victory over the Bakersfield Jam.
The coach has not revealed any details about his wife or family yet. Also, he has remained tight-lipped about his net worth.