Jim Boeheim’s departure is a standout in its weirdness and potential to be gawked at.
reveals no sign of the word “resigned” or “retired” or even “sailed off into the sunset.” Did Boeheim retire of his own accord? It doesn’t seem like that, no, but perhaps eventually either Boeheim or one of his bosses will elaborate. No one did so in the press release, which includes glowing statementsBoeheim.
Did Syracuse fire the guy after 47 years? Did he quit on his own? Was it a more nebulous-but-everyone-still-gets-the-idea “pushing out” of the head coach?He wouldn’t be, or isn’t, the first legendary college coach to end his career this way. Even for god-king coaches who do not embroil themselves in scandals that force their school to fire them, like Joe Paterno at Penn State, a graceful exit is not a guarantee, and an unforgiving one is sometimes inevitable.
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