Hurley Offseason Media Availability

[RayRay]

Can someone please tell me what’s so “interesting” about the JB comments?

It’s like a relationship that you know is going to end but you keep holding out hope until it’s officially over. We know deep down he isn’t coming back, but quotes like that leave a glimmer of selfish hope for us diehard fans that love the kid. The true fans will be rooting for him hard in the nba next season and beyond. All the “fans” on here trashing him can go pound sand.

 

[rollskies]

It’s like a relationship that you know is going to end but you keep holding out hope until it’s officially over. We know deep down he isn’t coming back, but quotes like that leave a glimmer of selfish hope for us diehard fans that love the kid. The true fans will be rooting for him hard in the nba next season and beyond. All the “fans” on here trashing him can go pound sand.

This was so perfectly put. I wish I could like this a thousand times.

 

[Chin Diesel]

Bouk comment is interesting... still assume he is gone, but sounds like it’s not as easy of a choice as it was made out to be.

The Bouk comments are exactly what JC said about Bouk and what others, myself included, believe.

He isn't nearly as "NBA ready" as past UConn underclassmen, but he will be a high first round pick, and the new thinking is get kids out of college coaching, training and conditioning as quickly as possible and in to pro environments. Not saying I agree with it, but that is where we are.

Days of kids coming back to college to top off their potential draft position are gone.

Bouk should leave.

 

[Chin Diesel]

Embarrassing? Maybe. But what's worse is putting out an embarrassing performance and not acknowledging it. As a fan, do I wish I had UConn games to watch this weekend? Absolutely. Did the team, coaches included, throw up a turtle turd last weekend? Yes.

But as a recruit, I want a coach who is willing to admit, he comes up short, makes an honest assessment and acknowledgement and uses it to get better.

 

[LIuconn]

It’s the fuel for the off-season. It’s ok to have a “why” when workouts suck

 

[Umami Zen]

A little surprised Bouk hasn't announced his future plans for NBA already. If you're gone-why drag it out?

 

[Marat]

I still remember how Caron Butler announced he was leaving like yesterday - sitting at that table, emotionally crying. He didn't want to leave.

 

[rollskies]

A little surprised Bouk hasn't announced his future plans for NBA already. If you're gone-why drag it out?

The season ended like 5 days ago

 

[Storrs South]

Full recording:

 

[HooperScooper]

Here's the video of his media availability.

 

[Storrs South]

Here's the video of his media availability.

Was actually pretty funny when he got a notification about a new entrant to the portal mid call and said it wasn't a position of need.

 

[Son of Robert]

What I liked best about this season wrap up with Coach Hurley was his repeated remarks about paying attention to what these other top coaches and programs are doing, and learning and improving on his own coaching methods and strategies, whether it be offensive sets and plays, or smaller things across the board that he can integrate "into his own game". That drive and desire to get better himself as a coach and program leader, translates into his efforts towards raising UConn men's basketball to an even higher level.

Dude is hungry to win, run one of the best programs, and be one of the top coaches.

 

[HooperScooper]

For Dan Hurley, James Bouknight and the UConn men’s basketball team, memories of the season’s final losses will linger

UConn men’s basketball coach Dan Hurley has zeroed in on his theme for the offseason: Forty-five minutes, seven seconds. The Huskies had rallied to take a five-point lead over Creighton with …

www.courant.com

Alternate free access (Do I need to keep doing this or does everyone know how to do this now?):
For Dan Hurley, James Bouknight and the UConn men’s basketball team, memories of the season’s final losses will linger

 

[BigErnMcCracken]

For Dan Hurley, James Bouknight and the UConn men’s basketball team, memories of the season’s final losses will linger

UConn men’s basketball coach Dan Hurley has zeroed in on his theme for the offseason: Forty-five minutes, seven seconds. The Huskies had rallied to take a five-point lead over Creighton with …

www.courant.com

Alternate free access (Do I need to keep doing this or does everyone know how to do this now?):
For Dan Hurley, James Bouknight and the UConn men’s basketball team, memories of the season’s final losses will linger

I have absolutely no idea how to do it. I read that from the Courant website from my wife's office because I've used up my free reads on my work computer, so thanks.

 

[auggie22]

Can someone please tell me what’s so “interesting” about the JB comments?

Was going to ask the same. Feels like a pretty standard way to say that he enjoyed his time, wishes it ended better, but is going to make his money.

 

[StllH8L8ner]

Eagerly awaiting DH's Instagram game by game breakdowns.

 

[UKemba15]

It’s like a relationship that you know is going to end but you keep holding out hope until it’s officially over. We know deep down he isn’t coming back, but quotes like that leave a glimmer of selfish hope for us diehard fans that love the kid. The true fans will be rooting for him hard in the nba next season and beyond. All the “fans” on here trashing him can go pound sand.

This is such a perfect explanation...that’s exactly how I feel. I think you just therapized me...

 

[Hans Sprungfeld]

For Dan Hurley, James Bouknight and the UConn men’s basketball team, memories of the season’s final losses will linger

UConn men’s basketball coach Dan Hurley has zeroed in on his theme for the offseason: Forty-five minutes, seven seconds. The Huskies had rallied to take a five-point lead over Creighton with …

www.courant.com

Alternate free access (Do I need to keep doing this or does everyone know how to do this now?):
For Dan Hurley, James Bouknight and the UConn men’s basketball team, memories of the season’s final losses will linger

Ok, because you asked and @BigErnMcCracken said he was appreciative for you providing the 'magic,' I'm going to review what I just did. It seems to have worked. If you'll confirm that it's as simple as that, then I'm good, and maybe BigErn (and others) can gain the confidence to give it a try. Definitely big thanks for all links thus far.

1) I opened a tab to www.outline.com

2) I clicked on the Courant link and got the subscriber pop-up, but simply Copied the URL for that page

3) I Pasted the Copied URL into the box on the Outline home page, and hit Enter (or whatever it's called) and got access to the Courant article.

@HooperScooper - Is it as easy as that?

If yes, @BigErnMcCracken -It's, as easy as that.

 

[HooperScooper]

I have absolutely no idea how to do it. I read that from the Courant website from my wife's office because I've used up my free reads on my work computer, so thanks.

O.K. I'll give you a quick free tutorial. Open the article on the Courant web site. Copy the url. Paste the url into the box on this website: Outline - Read & annotate without distractions. Click on Create Outline. The article will appear. Wala!

O.K. Hans Sprungfeld just did the same. You have 2 free tutors!

 

[HooperScooper]

Ok, because you asked and @BigErnMcCracken said he was appreciative for you providing the 'magic,' I'm going to review what I just did. It seems to have worked. If you'll confirm that it's as simple as that, then I'm good, and maybe BigErn (and others) can gain the confidence to give it a try. Definitely big thanks for all links thus far.

1) I opened a tab to www.outline.com

2) I clicked on the Courant link and got the subscriber pop-up, but simply Copied the URL for that page

3) I Pasted the Copied URL into the box on the Outline home page, and hit Enter (or whatever it's called) and got access to the Courant article.

@HooperScooper - Is it as easy as that?

If yes, @BigErnMcCracken -It's, as easy as that.

It is indeed that easy.

 

[NJHusky]

An honest assessment is critical to fixing the issues....

 

[Mikewho]

For Dan Hurley, James Bouknight and the UConn men’s basketball team, memories of the season’s final losses will linger

UConn men’s basketball coach Dan Hurley has zeroed in on his theme for the offseason: Forty-five minutes, seven seconds. The Huskies had rallied to take a five-point lead over Creighton with …

www.courant.com

Alternate free access (Do I need to keep doing this or does everyone know how to do this now?):
For Dan Hurley, James Bouknight and the UConn men’s basketball team, memories of the season’s final losses will linger

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