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Relax, Nets fans. Unless Phil Jackson's flight out of Los Angeles is diverted to Newark , he's probably not coming to New Jersey , at least not to coach the Nets.

Though Lakers vice president Jeanie Buss has hinted that this season could be Jackson's last in L.A., it is unlikely he would agree to go from coaching a team that won the NBA title last season and is in strong position to win it again this year to the team that was worst in the league.

Plus, Jackson has won 10 NBA championships with the help of some of the biggest superstars in NBA history and the Nets hardly have anyone who is known outside of the Garden State .

Still, speculation about Jackson 's future began circulating on Thursday when ESPN.com quoted Buss - who is also the coach's girlfriend - as saying she thinks Jackson will coach next season but that she isn't sure it will be on the Lakers' bench.

"I know Phil will be coaching next year, somewhere," said Buss, the daughter of Lakers owner Jerry Buss. "Whether it's here or someplace else I don't know. There's going to be a lot of good jobs that come up this summer."

The Nets' job already is open and Jackson would seem a perfect fit for incoming owner Mikhail Prokhorov, who is likely going to look to make a splash with one of his first moves. The Nets reportedly were going to offer Duke coach Mike Krzyzewski between $12 million and $15 million to coach the team and serve as its general manager. Jackson, the highest-paid coach in the league, is making $12 million on the final year of his contract.

Nets president Rod Thorn said on Thursday that he will begin interviewing candidates over the next "couple of weeks" but also said it's unlikely that Jackson would be part of that process.

"I don't see him leaving there," Thorn said. "I think he will probably stay there until he retires."

The Lakers have a 3-2 lead in their opening-round playoff series against the Thunder, which continues Friday night.

"I think if they win, it's like a no-brainer he'll come back because he'll want to win three in a row," Jeanie Buss said.