Luke Murray In The News

[Mazhude]

Luke says he gets his love of the game from his famous father.
Now 36, Luke has enjoyed a thriving career as a college basketball coach and recruiter, and his dad has been there to support him every step of the way.

 

[nomar]

I'm sorry, this is a fireable offense. Gunga galunga.

Though the father and son duo clearly support one another's careers, Luke made a shocking admission during a recent interview: he's never seen his father's cult classic film, Caddyshack. "I've heard it's good!" he told ESPN basketball reporter Jeff Goodman.

Moments later, Goodman sat the pair down to clear the air with a formal confession. "I've never seen Caddyshack, I'm sorry. But um, I made a vow to Jeff earlier that I would watch it," Luke admitted, channeling his dad's famous deadpan tone.

 

[Kenny11]

I hope our local writers don't focus on Luke having a famous father. Its kind of annoying, doesn't help the team or recruiting in any way, and I'm sure he's tired of it.

 

[Fairfield_1st]

They should focus on the fact he's never seen Caddyshack. Unthinkable.

 

[DayDayTFS]

Your honor your honor

 

[Delrayhoops]

He’s seen Caddyshack. Trust me.

 

[Mr. French]

I've actually never seen caddyshack either.

Nor the natural or field of dreams, despite being a huge baseball player and fan. I have an odd list of famous movies I've never watched.

Also, my father was NOT in any of those movies.

 

[UCSouth]

He’s seen Caddyshack. Trust me.

Give us one good reason to trust you.

 

[The Viking]

Now i know why tigers eat their young.

 

[Chuck]

A few good quotes above, but none of Bill's! I guess he doesn't have to worry about being slighted though. After all, when he dies, on his deathbed, he will receive total consciousness. So he's got that goin' for him, which is nice. By the way, the Lama was a big hitter.

 

[Delrayhoops]

Give us one good reason to trust you.

I know Luke, I coached him in HS. We went on a lot of long bus trips and talked movies. I don’t remember specifically talking about CS but I would bet he’s seen it.

 

[Dove]

I hope Luke saw Stripes. At least the Pre-EM-50 part.

 

[Umami Zen]

I know Luke, I coached him in HS. We went on a lot of long bus trips and talked movies. I don’t remember specifically talking about CS but I would bet he’s seen it.

Will enjoy him while he does his thing in Storrs. Has the head coach vibe and I'm confident he'll help Dan Hurley/staff hang another few banners before he becomes the Guy somewhere.

Will be a fun ride.

 

[Waquoit]

I don’t remember specifically talking about CS but I would bet he’s seen it.

I wonder if that's because the gopher scenes were the worst part.

 

[Dogdeacon]

I'm sure he's seen it, it's a Cinderella story.

 

[Chief00]

I hope our local writers don't focus on Luke having a famous father. Its kind of annoying, doesn't help the team or recruiting in any way, and I'm sure he's tired of it.

I agree.

 

[Ewekon]

Your honor your honor

She offered her honer. I honered her offer. And all night long I was .....

 

[UCSouth]

She offered her honer. I honered her offer. And all night long I was .....

....hopefully learning how to spell honor