I didn't feel like celebrating when they beat us obviously, but beyond that, I was a big part of that. I'm very proud of what they did. When you wear a jersey somewhere it stays with you. This spring your name has seemingly been linked to every major coaching job that has come open. First of all, it's a compliment to what we're doing here.
People recognize that there's something significant occurring at Missouri.
The other thing is that it's different now. People say that coaches are opportunistic. Well, you're forced to be. People are kind of constantly assessing their situation and either looking to better it or looking to find more security or simply determining that they like where they are. The other part that's completely separate from that and makes it very difficult to make those types of decisions and moves is the incredibly personal part of it with the emotional investment that you make in people and a place.