You don't like Carmody? The announcers were talking about some stat the other day that Carmody had more 8+ conference win seasons than the 30+ years before he became the coach. My numbers might be a little off, but given his recruiting restraints (kids have to be able to read and write), facilities, etc. I think he's doing a pretty good job, no? He's plateaued. I don't think they can get much farther under him. He could wind up in the tourney with what he's doing, but if they have any more ambitious goals (they should), then they should probably dump him before that happens. Considering that plateau is at a far higher elevation than Northwestern had ever previously reached, this seems rather myopic. Programs that move on from their most successful coaches because those coaches have "plateaued" and the program wants to reach the "next level" seem to decline more often than they incline. The plateau is NIT berths. What exactly are you risking?