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[QUOTE="cuseinseattle, post: 2088360, member: 2504"]
Most people I meet on the outside don't see the warts.  That has been my experience living on the west coast.  All they see is the wins and wish they had them.  The reality is he is 72 years old and the idea that he would leave and go somewhere else is just so ridiculous.  I mean all you have to do is watch that Men of March thing.  The guy has been going to the same barber for like 50 years and the same rundown ice cream parlor that his own kids say isn't very good for probably 30 years.  The idea that he would uproot himself just makes no sense to me.  Honestly he is going to retire next year and what I'm hoping happens is he misses basketball a lot and decides to do some color work for ESPN or work for them in some capacity.  They could team him with Bilas and some play by play guy.  He would love it talking basketball and watching games.  I think he would be really good at that.  That would keep him out there and involved and I think he would be great at it and probably show people a side to him the national audience is not familiar with.  Which would help Syracuse basketball as a whole in terms of visibility.  He could also work that around his kids high schools games that he seems to enjoy going to.
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