I can completely rationalize with Billy Donovan

[Craig the Blueheart]

In this situation, I think that a lot of people a running around and screaming, "Billy D will be just another NBA burnout," and, "Why would he ever leave UF?" In my opinion, however, I can completley see why he did it. Don't most of us all aspire to do something greater? In addition, aren't great feats formed internally, and perhaps would be considered different for each individual? I see a man who aspires to win at the next level. He is probably thinking to himself, "If I completely fail, I will ALWAYS have a job at the college level." In summation, the man really does not have a whole lot to loose.

[RxRusty]

In this situation, I think that a lot of people a running around and screaming, "Billy D will be just another NBA burnout," and, "Why would he ever leave UF?" In my opinion, however, I can completley see why he did it. Don't most of us all aspire to do something greater? In addition, aren't great feats formed internally, and perhaps would be considered different for each individual? I see a man who aspires to win at the next level. He is probably thinking to himself, "If I completely fail, I will ALWAYS have a job at the college level." In summation, the man really does not have a whole lot to loose.

He has some NBA experience as a player that will help. Orlando is not a bad team. I'll go way out on a limb and say I bet they make the playoffs next year.