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[QUOTE="obliterata, post: 2993782, member: 1167"]
That's some analogy you got there! Here's another:

Let's say that Coach Boeheim and his wife decide to sell their house and move to Fulton. As part of that move, they put an ad in the paper offering to sell their refrigerator.

But after going to Fulton and seeing the place and all the extra snow they get, they both decide to stay where they are.

Is their refrigerator still for sale? And why not?...

Who gives a crap about their fridge, probably less than 5 people. It isn't made of gold - not that I know of anyway, I've never been in their house - and the ad never stated who the seller was.

Selling a fridge in a newspaper doesn't quite reach the level of interest, importance, and media coverage of a major college coach announcing his retirement plans at a press conference (video and audio happ'nin' here!) and then changing his mind. The latter invites questions about retirement on an [B]ongoing[/B] basis.

As I mentioned before, he's the only major college coach who announced and reneged. That and the fact that he's the oldest coach in college basketball makes him a target for retirement questions. To think otherwise is ridiculous.
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