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Message: [QUOTE="The Viking, post: 5196777, member: 1599"] He absolutely has taken accountability after losses. Maybe he doesn't do it enough for some people, but he certainly has. Jim Calhoun is a legend and a mount rushmore coach, but lets not pretend Calhoun always blamed only himself postgame after bad losses without firing off shots at others, whether it be players not executing or officials. And let's be clear there are a lot of folks who thought Calhoun was a detestable POS as well. Calhoun has also had clunker seasons, sort of like this one. Seasons where he was preseason 10-20 and ended up barely over .500. Is Hurley perfect? no. Is he stubborn? Hell yeah. And winning two in a row including #2 by larger domination than any team in the history of the sport will only fuel that stubborness. But he has also shown a willingness after the end of rough seasons to adjust - and I fully expect he and his staff will be humbled by what happened this year and will hit the offseason completely energized. In summary, it was one of the worst, most bizarre finishes to games in UConn history. And there were a lot of owners of it. But Dan Hurley and his staff won back to back national championships. Show the man at least a little bit of freaking respect for god sakes. [/QUOTE]