People who should have "felt" they stepped up only to make shallow token attempts or worse- they turned a blind eye. People know what had been going on and you wonder why you don't see any UConn pro alum intervening. Not saying that Bouk didn't turn a deaf ear but a lot who could/should have helped did not.
Really sad........................................
I have a lot of sympathy for Bouk and I'm still hoping he can find a way to put it together and stick in the NBA, but 5 guys from his last year in school have now had at least a cup of coffee in the league. And a lot of those guys made it to that level primarily based off their attitude, work ethic, motor, etc. If that's the level of the guys in your own locker room, it shouldn't take Ray Allen or Rip or anyone else to get your head on straight.
Not to mention, those pros had their hands all over this past years' team. We heard constantly, from Hawkins especially, how much support he got from former players, we saw those alumni at practices all year long, even during the summer before we proved we could be really special. I just find it hard to believe that those same guys didn't offer any resources to Bouk at all