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L retiring would be the best for everyone. You don't want a 75 year old coach trying to rebuild a mess he created. He had a great run, but it's time. Most of his far more successful contemporaries have already retired. He needs to follow their lead.

Who do you blame for that?

We are heading down a path to have to make a tough decision at the end of the season. Do we bring back a 75 year old coach to rebuild a team that he poorly constructed and coached this year? If he couldn't build upon two great years, how can he do it for next year? He is already one of the...