Actually, the understanding after the unexpected extension was that he wanted to take a year off and work on family matters. That was true even up to a fairly short period ago, before these openings appeared. I really think it's his best option, myself. The market next year may be more favorable. Also, it's a mature thing to do and probably needed. Also, with regard to my "trapped" remark above, it was really too strong. He's still here because Saban went from being really, really angry at him, over indiscretions much more serious than bar-cruising, to feeling sorry for him and listening to appeals from very interested third parties. I honestly don't think Saban has the same degree of anger right now. Will he have enough sympathy to give him another year? I still think it's remote, but, as I said before, it's not impossible. We've done very well with a difficult situation this year. I'm afraid that his hanging around for another year will prove to be a distraction next season. For that reason, as I've said a dozen times, I think his moving on is best for all parties...