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Message: [QUOTE="browndog319, post: 3339559, member: 7185"] The problem is Dan Hurley is kind of like AG here; he can’t get out of his own way with AG. He’s committed to AG being the soul and leader of the team and can’t move beyond it. AG can’t move beyond the fact that he isn’t the most talented guy on the team. It’s not because he isn’t a good guy and it’s not because he didn’t get a raw deal because of all of the injuries. It sucks that his college career was derailed; he likely will never reach his full potential due to that. Or maybe he peaked in HS. Who knows? What we do know is that we have a 3-2 record. We have those wins in spite of AG and he was a significant contributor to the losses. Him walking down the court and not passing at the end of regulation was infuriating. There was zero urgency. There was zero awareness. Kemba wouldn’t have done that; Kemba who was king of the buzzer beater. He would know he would have a great chance of hitting the shot but he would attack it as if he needed every second of that clock. You always play so you have a chance at the rebound if you need it. You always try to pass it. We had plenty of time. He acted as if we had 2 minutes on the clock and he had a 50% FG. And Dan Hurley seems to think he’s the right guy in this situation and feeds it. He sees nothing wrong with any of this. This is the guy you want in this situation. ummm, really? No, how bout the guy who was scoring???? Dan Hurley is as delusional as AG. [URL unfurl="true"]https://www.courant.com/sports/uconn-mens-basketball/hc-sp-uconn-xavier-charleston-classic-column-20191123-3r624vu2n5ddrls5qsdm5y7hsu-story.html[/URL] [/QUOTE]

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