J. Wright retires from Villanova,

the Celtics top-the-dets again,

and we debate whether professional athletes

should or should not be allowed to gamble on their own teams.

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There are many old sayings that we use in today's world,

like Iron Sharpens Iron,

and it takes one to no one,

or birds of a feather flock together.

But after Villanova men's basketball coach J. Wright

announced his retirement yesterday,

at the young age of 60,

there was only one cliche that came to my mind.

Get out while the getting is good.

We sometimes see people in life that find success

and hold onto their spot way too long.

We see in sports, politics, business,

and almost every realm of life.

But every now and then,

we see someone decide to hang it up

while they are on top and can still function,

as opposed to finally retiring at some very advanced age

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