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Best Uconn men's BB coach not named Calhoun or Hurley

Iykyk

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Before I saw this I would've said Hugh Greer followed by Fred Shabel. Have to mention coach Rowe who just impressed me so much throughout his time on and off the court with us. #3 is Ollie if only because he imploded so quickly.

Of course, there's a slight difference in conference strength between the Athletic League of New England State Colleges (1900-1923), the New England Conference (1923-1946), Yankee Conference (1946-1976), Big East (1979-2013, 2020-present) and AAC (2013-2020).

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Second best coach in school history? WTF ??? Are you saying he was better than Hurley?

The comment you replied to was from 5 years ago. I was similarly confused as I began reading through this thread because most of the first page seems reasonable in the present but obviously Hurley ranks above Ollie now. I’m guessing the thread title was updated and previously said “not named Calhoun.” I wasn’t on the BY back then.
 
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There was definitely no UConn basketball before Jim Calhoun?
Than you are WAY to young to call yourself a true Husky fan. Hugh Greer, Fred Shabel, Dee Rowe, Dom Perno. Sad to break it to you, but there WAS basketball before Calhoun and Hurley.
 
I'm 42 never watched a pre Calhoun game, I'm quite aware that UConn was a regional power, it's called research you have the internet it's not hard.
 
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NCAAT Wins
Ollie - 7
Shabel - 2
Greer - 1
Rowe - 1
Perno - 0

Not close you ungrateful varmits
 

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