Ray "content" to retire, but...

[intlzncster]

...not rushing decision. LINK



Sorry if already posted.

 

[Huskies4ever]

...not rushing decision. LINK



Sorry if already posted.

Thanks. Great read. Read it in this morning's paper.

Ray does so much charity in the state. Represents UConn and the state real well.

 

[JonnyRI]

Hope that he decides on retiring. Would much rather see him go out with a little game left in him than see him stick around for one too many years. First ballot HOF, will be cool after he retires to see him at Gampel more often...

 

[Husky1964]

Spent the last 2 days at his camp with my 10 year old grandson. Ray was there the ENTIRE time 6 hours. Talked to the kids about life issues and basketball in a very articulate manner. Kids and parents were quite impressedI believe he will follow LBJ to Cleveland.

 

[Huskies4ever]

Spent the last 2 days at his camp with my 10 year old grandson. Ray was there the ENTIRE time 6 hours. Talked to the kids about life issues and basketball in a very articulate manner. Kids and parents were quite impressedI believe he will follow LBJ to Cleveland.

Lucky you and your family. Thanks for sharing.

Hope he stays and beaks the 3,000 mark!

 

[intlzncster]

Spent the last 2 days at his camp with my 10 year old grandson. Ray was there the ENTIRE time 6 hours. Talked to the kids about life issues and basketball in a very articulate manner. Kids and parents were quite impressedI believe he will follow LBJ to Cleveland.

I used to occasionally be a bag boy for Ray back in the day. He was always super polite, generous and an all around great dude. Mom and dad did a bang up job with RA.

 

[UCONNfan1]

Great article and great stories on Ray. I wonder what he will do after he hangs up his "sneakers", so to speak. I think he'd make a terrific coach - certainly different from Ollie, but I wonder if he will go down that path... Could you imagine him as an asst at UCONN?!!

 

[huskypantz]

Great article and great stories on Ray. I wonder what he will do after he hangs up his "sneakers", so to speak. I think he'd make a terrific coach - certainly different from Ollie, but I wonder if he will go down that path... Could you imagine him as an asst at UCONN?!!

I'd like to see him in the studio. We need more uconn-centric voices in the media.