Simple questionMike DiMauro: Is there anybody in charge of Dan Hurley at UConn?
Feb. 23—Winning is the great deodorant, faithfully freshening all that pungency that would otherwise be more odious and obvious with a different outcome. In that spirit, all hail Dan Hurley, the conquering hero. He's winning. Enough said. The Huskies are back, baby, with the only caveat that...www.yahoo.com
Some true stuff in recapping some recent blowups . But too harsh. The stuff about security not having enough balls to eject bouk from the arena was pretty dumb as if bouk committed a crime.
Definitely two calls in a class all their ownDonny Marshall's sarcastic clapping against PC was worse.
I can only imagine you shrinking violets watching a Calhoun coaching job.One of the biggest games of the year. Coach gets tossed being a jackass. People blame the ref. The Yard.
Eh, storming the court over a regular season win against #8 in the country is pretty damn lame. I get that most of the students in attendance never experienced the level of success this program was used to, but typically you reserve that kind of response for a game against the #1 team. Not as lame as doing it coming off a national championship against #5 AZ, but still fairly lameUconn -4
Villanova -3
Tell them go home
You may be thinking of Michigan. I've seen a couple references to it. UConn was #15 at the time in 2010I remember UNC storming the court when they beat UConn.
I'd have to see something official, but just having touched it with a finger tip shouldn't be the determining factor. Whaley did not tip the ball into the backcourt. His finger may have grazed the ball as it was 100% going into the backcourt. The way the rule is written in the NBA, it would have to be sent into the backcourt by the tip, which in this case it clearly wasn't.To be fair to Wright, it was not a backcourt violation. Whaley tipped the ball and we got lucky to get the call
Calhoun wouldn't have gotten that second tech playing with the crowd. Never would have happened. That is the point. You have to know when the step back.I can only imagine you shrinking violets watching a Calhoun coaching job.
quite often, yes. no need for this type of behaviour from a collegiate coach - or from anyone else, for that matter. cannot fathom anyone being happy with a coach berating players and swearing in front of women and children the way it happened during those years. mistakes happen, but when it becomes a trend, as we are currently witnessing, not so good. again, jmhoDid you feel the same in the 1986 - 2013 timeframe?
No coach has ever been t’d up for hyping up the crowd. There is no way Hurley thought he’d be tossed for that. Absolutely no way.Calhoun wouldn't have gotten that second tech playing with the crowd. Never would have happened. That is the point. You have to know when the step back.
I was right behind the UConn bench and Hurley was absolutely being a jerk and trying to show up the refs. He wasn’t trying to get the crowd to cheer. He was trying to get them to boo and abuse the refs. Kind of a punk childish thing to do. Might not have been T worthy, but it was borderline. Also, I’ve been to lots of basketball games in my life. I can’t say I have seen a coach do quite what he did. I’ve seen coaches stamp and break clip boards and all manner of thing, but Turing to the crowd and encouraging them to get more abusive? Nope.No coach has ever been t’d up for hyping up the crowd. There is no way Hurley thought he’d be tossed for that. Absolutely no way.
Y’all just be saying anything nowadays huh ? LolTell us you didn't watch the game without telling us you didn't watch the game.
Isn't that how this goes?
Lolz, sure you were.I was right behind the UConn bench
Credit where it’s due. It’s better working there than writing periodic high school sports articles for the patch or some other online “publication.” Barely, but definitely better.The new London day bahahahah