I could see Frank considering a move if the opportunity arose. Although the UConn job is not the same UConn job it was during Calhoun's tenure, and probably never will be again. The program lost a lot of it's identity when the Big East fell apart. But I could see Frank making a move. A very hot stretch that produced a final four run, was just that. A hot stretch that was great, but unexpected, as the team hadn't shown that consistency all year. Other than that Frank's time in Columbia has bordered on the mediocre. Yea, it's better than Odom, or Horn. But not exactly the type of turnaround many we're hoping for. Frank knows the game. He knows even if the program is better than it was, that folks want to see improvement more along the lines of what Barnes has done at UT. Sometimes it is better to stay one step ahead of the wolves and leave before they start howling