I see his reasoning as plausible actually.
His job skill is coaching high level basketball. Who is the more stable employer right now, college or NBA?
Coaching at the high college level right now is like working in a start up. There are good things and bad things but there is a lot of uncertainty. It could be gone in 5 years or greatly transformed.
The NBA will be the NBA in 5 years, you just have to win and you'll have a job. Also, that job will look pretty much exactly like the job looks today.
It's not like he's an owner of the start up or anything, so why take the extra risk/deal with the uncertainty?
Don't get me wrong, fuck M*chigan.... but I don't see this as some big cover up or anything. It's a boringly common example of a job hop more than likely BUT it's hurts tsun so I'm here for it.
