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Message: [QUOTE="EricLA, post: 3600329, member: 26"] That is a GREAT point that I think people sometimes forget. Geno was quoted talking about getting back to work and how much he has missed coaching (and by extension everything that goes along with it - recruiting, teaching, developing, etc,). I think he's going to be around for a while - at least 5 years, hopefully closer to 10. So all the speculation that follows every time someone starts a "Who will be the next UCONN head coach" is irrelevant, except for people offering up opinions I guess. The coaching landscape will be much different many years from now when Geno decides to retire. It won't stop the prognosticators from discussing, but I am willing to bet, with near 100% certainty, that 5-10 years from now, names will be at the forefront of people who aren't even on the radar now. [/QUOTE]