I guess this wraps up his legacy. Considering they are rarely on the radar he was getting the job done. They should have kept him imo.
One thing we can be sure of is that, despite the results of late, Romar commandeered one of the most successful eras of Washington Huskies basketball. He is the second-winningest coach in program history, behind only the man whose name adorns the building in which the team plays. He produced more NBA players than any other UW coach. He led his club to six NCAA Tournament appearances – twice as many as any of his predecessors. And he made Seattle a premier destination for college basketball players; that, above all else, will pay dividends for any coach who takes the reins of this program in the future.
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