[martyup]

I could see Tara coaching for 5-10 years.  She herself says she thinks about retirement at the end of every season and those thoughts last about one day.

During the early pandemic total lockdown (no practice, no nothing), I recall Tara saying something like, if this is what retirement's like, she doesn't want any part of it.

My mom is 86 years old and is still competing in open stock horse classes, and winning!  She loves it and has a really good horse to ride.  Tara loves coaching Stanford womens' basketball and has consistently good teams.  Why shouldn't she keep coaching until her body and mind don't cooperate?

[martyup]

I could see Tara coaching for 5-10 years.  She herself says she thinks about retirement at the end of every season and those thoughts last about one day.

During the early pandemic total lockdown (no practice, no nothing), I recall Tara saying something like, if this is what retirement's like, she doesn't want any part of it.

My mom is 86 years old and is still competing in open stock horse classes, and winning!  She loves it and has a really good horse to ride.  Tara loves coaching Stanford womens' basketball and has consistently good teams.  Why shouldn't she keep coaching until her body and mind don't cooperate?