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[QUOTE="Kenny11, post: 2953167, member: 7303"]
Calhoun retired at the right time. As much as I love Calhoun , he was starting to go overboard and was becoming out of control with his outbursts at players and refs at the same time when coaches were starting to get scrutinized in the media more heavily for their behavior. Its good that he left before a big incident was made even bigger by increasing 24/7 media and social media. He can get away with breaking chairs and such coaching st. josephs but not in nationally televised games anymore.

Hurley is passionate and fiery and goofy like calhoun but he is much more positive. He cheers on his guys and screams encouragement at them, something that Calhoun would rarely if ever do. Also, Calhoun ran tough stop and go practices with a lot of stoppages for teaching and he was much less demonstrative in practice settings. Hurley runs tough non-stop practices filled with energy and is the same guy he is during the games. These two coaches are not the same.
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