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Hurley tweet (See you Saturday)

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lol, the walk of shame! Sleepless nights for Nova fans!
 
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I think Hurley is not bothered by that loss last night in the slightest

I think he probably thinks his guys needed a refuel. And Creighton delivered by thoroughly kicking our a**

Last night we took a pit stop to refuel

Now it’s time for the home stretch
 
Jaydumo20 said:
I can't express how much I love our coach. I mean, I could, but my wife would be scared if she knew.
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thats a sickness
Take care of yourself:p:p:p
 
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Could someone explain this video to me. Is this in reference to the video of home yelling at fan??
 
That's certainly a take. Maybe he sees a Ted Lasso angle.
 
AntG168 said:
I think Hurley is not bothered by that loss last night in the slightest

I think he probably thinks his guys needed a refuel. And Creighton delivered by thoroughly kicking our a**

Last night we took a pit stop to refuel

Now it’s time for the home stretch
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Respect your opinion AG, but ANY coach worth his/her salt would be bothered by last night simply because it was a loss.
Especially the way the loss developed.
Didn't need to refuel - needed some adjustments

I don't think that the loss will hurt this team as much as some may think but it could be sitting in corners of players and coaches minds and anytime another team makes a meaningful run at UConn this season, got to hope those demons don't pop out.
In my many years of coaching that was one thing I was keenly aware of and talked about it consistently.
 
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SilentDog said:
I mean I guess you have to take it as face value! If that is accurate he is ashamed of his teams performance last night and he is letting his followers know that with the post. Not sure how else this can be taken. Also as a player I would not want to see a tweet like that before practice….am a bit concerned it turns into a meme. Actually the whole tweet plays like a meme.
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Please stop.
 
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Kolumbo said:
I think the loss will definitely be sitting in their minds because they'll want to be ready to respond the next time they are faced with adversity. They'll be ready.

Nice post here, looks like they've recovered

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And Clingan went to Bristol to visit some middle schoolers.

Just a few hours after dealing with some foul trouble in a rare upset loss for the No. 1 UConn men’s basketball team, Donovan Clingan was back in Bristol, surprising students at Chippens Hill Middle School with a visit.

“Just forget about it, work for the next one and prepare for the next game,” Clingan told WTNH-TV. He had a similarly positive message for the students at Chippens Hill. “Just stick to your dreams, work and just try and give everything you can, and everything will be good.”

www.courant.com

Hours after Creighton loss, UConn’s Donovan Clingan surprises Bristol middle schoolers with visit

Just a few hours after dealing with some foul trouble in a rare upset loss for the No. 1 UConn men’s basketball team, Donovan Clingan was back in Bristol, surprising students at Chippens Hill…
www.courant.com www.courant.com

Alternate access:

Hours after Creighton loss, UConn’s Donovan Clingan surprises Bristol middle schoolers with visit​

 
gtcam said:
Respect your opinion AG, but ANY coach worth his/her salt would be bothered by last night simply because it was a loss.
Especially the way the loss developed.
Didn't need to refuel - needed some adjustments

I don't think that the loss will hurt this team as much as some may think but it could be sitting in corners of players and coaches minds and anytime another team makes a meaningful run at UConn this season, got to hope those demons don't pop out.
In my many years of coaching that was one thing I was keenly aware of and talked about it consistently.
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I’m thinking the coaching mentality/dynamic is just changing (see Rick pitino this weekend) it’s neither a coaches nor players world. It’s a partnership. Respect is earned. He doesn’t have to wallow in his beer to see if his players care. We all want to go undefeated. But I’d rather take a bad loss to a great team who played godly as an “oh well” moment than have our guys timid and drifting apart. We chasing hardware here and have a serious shot at a triple crown!!!!!!!!!
 
gtcam said:
Respect your opinion AG, but ANY coach worth his/her salt would be bothered by last night simply because it was a loss.
Especially the way the loss developed.
Didn't need to refuel - needed some adjustments

I don't think that the loss will hurt this team as much as some may think but it could be sitting in corners of players and coaches minds and anytime another team makes a meaningful run at UConn this season, got to hope those demons don't pop out.
In my many years of coaching that was one thing I was keenly aware of and talked about it consistently.
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I mean yea any competitor would be bothered by a loss. But I think he’s far from concerned.

And the refuel I’m speaking of his hunger. Sometimes you need to punched to remember you’re in a fight. We’d always rather win than lose. But that loss wasn’t the worst thing for this team. I think they’ll cream Villanova because of it
 
HooperScooper said:
And Clingan went to Bristol to visit some middle schoolers.

Just a few hours after dealing with some foul trouble in a rare upset loss for the No. 1 UConn men’s basketball team, Donovan Clingan was back in Bristol, surprising students at Chippens Hill Middle School with a visit.

“Just forget about it, work for the next one and prepare for the next game,” Clingan told WTNH-TV. He had a similarly positive message for the students at Chippens Hill. “Just stick to your dreams, work and just try and give everything you can, and everything will be good.”

www.courant.com

Hours after Creighton loss, UConn’s Donovan Clingan surprises Bristol middle schoolers with visit

Just a few hours after dealing with some foul trouble in a rare upset loss for the No. 1 UConn men’s basketball team, Donovan Clingan was back in Bristol, surprising students at Chippens Hill…
www.courant.com www.courant.com

Alternate access:

Hours after Creighton loss, UConn’s Donovan Clingan surprises Bristol middle schoolers with visit​

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This is how we are emotionally mature. And almost professional in our mindset.
 
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