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Jalen Adams on Hurley's coaching style
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[QUOTE="pj, post: 2753996, member: 2524"] Not at A10 level schools, but at the bottom of D1. If he could convincingly persuade the school that he wanted to coach there, someone would take a chance on a 13-year NBA veteran with a national championship on his record. You're not seriously going to argue that the likes of, e.g., Big South schools UNC Asheville, Radford, Winthrop, Campbell, Liberty, Gardner-Webb, and High Point, one school wouldn't take a chance? For KO it would be a chance to prove himself. But I don't think he's that eager to prove himself at college coaching. [/QUOTE]
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