New Calhoun book this summer

[ToolzieFan]

Finally, a follow-up to Dare to Dream. Should be good!

 

[Apollo]

 

[MrJama100]

Would love to have a signing at Barnes and Noble

 

[gsmooth]

Maybe a portion of the proceeds can go to UConn's NIL. I think NIL is still going to be a thing even after the revenue sharing bill passes, but someone correct me if I am wrong.

 

[uh-no]

should call it "not a dime back: A hall of famer's stories about financial success in retirement"

 

[coachn]

Good Luck Coach. Thanks for supporting me during tough times.

 

[UconnU]

I live on Hilton Head Island, having seen the man but I hear he’s spending a lot of time down here these days.

Idk about this “culture of caring” stuff. JC used to hurl personal insults at these kids. More like a culture of toughen up.

 

[UConnTrumbull]

should call it "not a dime back: A hall of famer's stories about financial success in retirement"

“Somehow I manage” by Michael Scott

 

[UconnU]

I will be disappointed if we don’t get coaches side of the K-Cup story.

 

[Sonova]

I live on Hilton Head Island, having seen the man but I hear he’s spending a lot of time down here these days.

Idk about this “culture of caring” stuff. JC used to hurl personal insults at these kids. More like a culture of toughen up.

You don’t know much about the man if you think he hasn’t fostered a culture of caring with his players (long after their playing days were over). Judging him based on what you saw for a couple of hours a handful of nights misses the mark completely.

 

[StllH8L8ner]

“Somehow I manage” by Michael Scott

Michael Scarn?

 

[ToolzieFan]

It’s available for pre-order, for those interested.

More Than a Game | Woodhallpress

In More Than a Game, Hall of Fame coach Jim Calhoun, with journalist Dom Amore, reflects on a career that transcended the basketball court and shaped countless lives. From humble beginnings in Braintree, Massachusetts, to building the UConn men's basketball dynasty, Calhoun shares the...

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[HCCForever]

I am interested to read what Mark Daigneault talks about in the afterword. Obviously, Mark has been very successful after his UConn days.