Porter must have liked it there

Porter Moser is a good coach and I am sure he is well-respected in the coaching fraternity. But coaches usually make the jump to high-major jobs after they make some noise on the national scene. Last season was when Porter made his noise - but he stayed at home. I have to guess that he really likes being there. He is a midwestern guy, and I am sure his family is in that general part of the country. No doubt he is not starving, so maybe he stayed where he wanted to be. Not a bad thing to do. Bob McKillop did it at Davidson. I wonder why more coaches don't do it. He has notched 236 career wins and is only 50 years old. It is easy seeing him building Loyola into a mid-major powerhouse and becoming a local legend. If that is what he wants to do.