Except it’s like Hurley is Usain Bolt and his competition are “impressed” with him. Like whose opinion in the BE do we really care about? I guess maybe Pitino? He’s done more than everyone else.
I was going to post this article the other day and then I read it and thought, "There's nothing really in here so is it worth posting?" But I suppose it's better than having nothing to read about UConn men's basketball during the dog days of summer.
As part of his quota Borges already wrote an article a couple weeks ago on that.
Interesting comment by Pitino on one of Nahiem Alleyne's eyes having only 60 % vision last year which they intend to correct somehow and that he will need surgery after the season. Seems hard to believe that if it was correctible a doctor could have been found while he was here in CT. Unless this is just Ricky playing victim/perpetrator/rescuer with him of course being the rescuer.As part of his quota Borges already wrote an article a couple weeks ago on that.
"You go win it all," Pitino said. "You've got the team to do it."
Sure enough, the Huskies wound up ... doing it.
"Because," Pitino told Hearst Connecticut Media in a phone conversation on Tuesday, "(Hurley's) second five was every bit as strong as his first five. That means you get by foul trouble, you get by fatigue. The grind of the NCAA Tournament won't affect you as much, because you have such a deep bench. And, they were excellent defensively."
Rick Pitino back in Big East as St. John’s coach. What he said about league, UConn men's basketball
Rick Pitino, now St. John's coach, talks about how challenging Big East, UConn will be, as well as his team and new addition, Nahiem Alleyne.www.nhregister.com
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Rick Pitino back in Big East as St. John’s coach. What he said about league, UConn men's basketball
Hmm possibly lol guess I figured since Bolt is retired it’s kind of different but yeah we’re saying the same thing
