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[QUOTE="HooperScooper, post: 5188858, member: 10"]
[I]“Ben was always the quiet guy, I’d call him ‘the quiet assassin,'” Calhoun said. “You know what I loved about Ben? He knew what he was. He didn’t try to be something he wasn’t. He had a lot of natural instincts of how to play the game, and how to score.”[/I]

Saw this in the article also. That should be a good read.

[I]Calhoun has a book, for which I am a co-author, coming out later this year that explores his relationships with many of his former players, including Ben Gordon. They’ve stayed in contact; Calhoun urging him to reconnect and stay connected with his UConn family.[/I]

[URL unfurl="true"]https://www.courant.com/2025/02/06/dom-amore-he-didnt-talk-loud-he-played-loud-ben-gordon-taking-his-place-among-uconn-greats/[/URL]

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