Virginia's Tony Bennett digs deeper after retirement news conference
Posted Nov 2, 2024
Tony Bennett signed a contract in June, tricking himself into thinking he was ready. But the regulations and guardrails he hopes come to the sport for the stability of everyone involved were never in the near-future. College sports is evolving at a pace that is pushing championship-winning coaches out of the profession. First it was Roy Williams in 2021.
(CBS Sports)
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