Yuckle, a wealthy alumnus of Faber College, met with his old friend, Faber College President Wormer for dinner.During dinner Yuckle promised to donate $20,000,000 to Faber over the next five years, and stated that he wanted his old school to benefit from his prosperity.Several months later, with the approval of the Faber board of trustees, the college entered into a $500,000 contract with an architect to design a much-needed $30,000,000 addition to the library, to be named in honor of Yuckle. Six months after the trustees' action, the architect's design was approved, construction bids were submitted, and a contractor was selected.Later that same month, Yuckle decided said he would not be making the donation after all, because he wanted to give it to nearby Rutledge University tbecause they said they would name their new sports facility after him.

Could Faber bring an action against Yuckle? Why or why not?