Nothing too big.
Most "news-worthy" part is they say the boosters they've spoken to are still in Ollie's corner.
The Kevin Ollie Decision - A Dime Back
The dubious conclusion of the article certainly leads me to question the entire thing. It concludes that IF UConn hires an outsider he will be successful and leave, therefore we should retain Ollie who will stay because he went to UConn.
A. Yada-yada'd the part where UConn is successful again - any chance of analyzing the odds of that in the Ollie scenario? Isn't the success enough anyway! Wouldn't UConn be able to get another coach if the team is successful?
B. Why assume a coach would leave, sure if you say Duke or Kentucky or UCLA it sounds defacto a coach leaves, but those jobs aren't opening and filling them will be ultra competitive. Back to #1, new coach would probably have to win the national championship at UConn to win the Dook job. Its a stupid, fake scenario, but obvsiously we'd take it.
C. Stuff about keeping players and recruits is insane, we lost 3 players last year, today its a preponderance of evidence of that re-occurring vs stopping the bleeding and as others mention these aren't yet players to prioritize everything for. Maybe with a better coach they would be. Have the best program & coach first, then getting and retaining quality players follows.
D. So the Money is the only valid point in the argument/article. Not exactly news & been debated here at length. We need our fairy godfather to save us.
E. Over-use of -bomb for a dramatic effect that is not achieved. National Championship needs no modifier and the alleged jackpot doesn't seem any more real or possible just cuz you can curse.