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Maybe his life ambition was to get out of Salina, Kansas by sprack
He probably wouldn't be the first. I have a friend and ex-colleague who grew up in that part of Kansas and also graduated from K-State.
He lives in Denver now and wouldn't move back to central Kansas at gunpoint.
And even if none of that applies, I wouldn't be surprised if Venables is a career assistant. There are coaches who like it that way. And many great assistants who became lousy head coaches and went back to being great assistants again.
As Clint Eastwood said in Magnum Force, "A man's got to know his limitations."