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I’ve defended Hurley thus far
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[QUOTE="Blue Idiaco, post: 4193304, member: 9046"] Well, there should be a natural progression in terms of basketballs skills and basketball IQ as one goes from freshman year to senior year. I think it is debatable if the UConn players move through the program and advance their skills at or above a normal curve. I don't think anyone can look at this team full of fifth year seniors and think there has been any improvement in basketball IQ. That might be because collectively they are all not particularly quick to pick up the game, but it is much more likely that their coach is not particularly smart and/or good at teaching it. [/QUOTE]
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