DAYTONA BEACH, Florida -- An odd scene played out late in Bethune-Cookman coach Brian Jenkins' press
conference Saturday night.
Responding to a question about his team's
national relevance, Jenkins stated the reasons he felt his Wildcats were a
“national level” team.
He
ended by noting that building the program has been a “collective effort,” before
saying, “It's been a really good ride. I've enjoyed it, and we will see what is
next.”
When a
reporter asked if that meant that Jenkins might be on the move, the coach
insisted that is not what he said. Then he went on to not exactly close the door
on the idea.
“My
main thing is celebrating with my family and moving forward,” Jenkins said. “We
all know opportunities present themselves. We all know that, and I'm not going
to sit here and pretend like opportunities don't present themselves.
“All I
can tell you is it is very hard for me to leave a university that loves me, and
I love it. It's hard for me to love a team that I really, really love. I love my
players. They love me. It's very, very hard.”
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