[Farm93]

Maybe Wilcox just doesn't like the rain, or doesn't want to have to report to Knight.

Or maybe when interviewed he did indeed feel Oregon had cut loose from it's roots and had lost it's soul. If what we hear about the former player's letter is anywhere near true, that thought is out there. If you participate in an interview and get a very bad vibe about the institution it may make lots of sense to stay put.

I see that logic for a non-alum, but I would think an alum from the program would see "his" program is drifting and would realize that he is the perfect person to bring back Oregon winning the Oregon way by an Oregon Man. 

Oh well, if Oregon offered it would suggest that other programs realize if a coach can get Cal close to .500 football then that coach might be able to win big at a place without a mountain of debt and more community support.

[Farm93]

Maybe Wilcox just doesn't like the rain, or doesn't want to have to report to Knight.

Or maybe when interviewed he did indeed feel Oregon had cut loose from it's roots and had lost it's soul. If what we hear about the former player's letter is anywhere near true, that thought is out there. If you participate in an interview and get a very bad vibe about the institution it may make lots of sense to stay put.

I see that logic for a non-alum, but I would think an alum from the program would see "his" program is drifting and would realize that he is the perfect person to bring back Oregon winning the Oregon way by an Oregon Man. 

Oh well, if Oregon offered it would suggest that other programs realize if a coach can get Cal close to .500 football then that coach might be able to win big at a place without a mountain of debt and more community support.