Burnout: Coaching NCAA Title Team Took Toll On More Than Just Jay Wright

Todd Golden, coach of Florida's NCAA Tournament champion, is only 39 years old. But will a "Golden Age" kingpin campaign be marred after having difficulty shaking uncertainty and controversy stemming from alleged sexual harassment and stalking of an unidentified number of women, including multiple UF students. Alleged exchange of explicit photos and videos reeked of some sort of shirtless selfie contest among videographer/straw artist hideous Hunter, Plagiarist Biledumb's younger brother (Frank), boiler-room boy Geraldo Rivera, Eric "Chinese Check-Her-Out" Swalwell (Fang Fang's friend atop camel) and obnoxious politician Anthony Weiner.

Much of media was abuzz about Jay Wright stepping down as Villanova's coach at the age of 60 several years ago after capturing NCAA Tournament crowns with the Wildcats in 2016 and 2018. But a total of 13 title bench bosses bowed out of coaching when they were younger than Wright. Following is a list of NCAA DI championship coaches who departed profession as college head coach by the age of 60 (including five of the first six titlists from 1939 through 1944):

NOTE: Billy Donovan was 49 when he left Florida (2006 and 2007) for the NBA.