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Team practice highlights to lighten the mood

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UCann said:
Thanks. All I could think about while watching this was how on earth could Coach leave all these great talented kids. Kids he recruited and kids who committed to him. There’s no way.
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It is pathetic to think what "huge money" has now done to college athletics. Hurley and his staff are twice as good as most but unfortunately they have to work twice as hard as most to get the talent they have. Nothing but the best of luck to him from me.
 
Just saw the women posted something similar. So, not only does Hurley have the chance to take this team he assembled for a three-peat, but considering how stacked (for now, fingers crossed) the women's team is, he's a major component of a potential THIRD dual national championship
 
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Reed looked good. Singare is still leaving his feet way too early. The rest was highlights but Ross and Stewart look like very good basketball players. McNeeley looked good on the three. Aiden created his own shot off the dribble.

This was a nice reprieve from the madness thank you for posting.
 
Hunt for 7 said:
Reed looked good. Singare is still leaving his feet way too early. The rest was highlights but Ross and Stewart look like very good basketball players. McNeeley looked good on the three. Aiden created his own shot off the dribble.

This was a nice reprieve from the madness thank you for posting.
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Only 1 small request. Can we please for the love of God see these players play for us this season?
 
Ross has that short jumper going for him, seen it before too in garbage time last year. If he's getting more physical with his game he's got a good chance of being in the rotation.
 
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alphasigko said:
Great to see! Thx for posting! What are those guys thinking right now?
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I am optimistic that Dan stays put. This dude is a basketball nerd. If I can see the mess that franchise has been since Phil Jackson left, he surely sees it too. 9 head coaches in 11 years. Fired the last coach after making the playoffs in the western conference (no small task) and losing to the best team in the conference each year. On top of that, his best player is 40 years old and has a long standing tradition of being a coach killer and being uncoachable. Your second best player played 76 games last year, which is solid. Prior to that, he played 56, 40, 36, 62, and 56 games in the preceding years. Dude is always hurt. Of all the markets, of all the teams, I do not see him leaving for a team that is a year or two away from a complete restart.
And if I am wrong, then please let's stop waxing poetic about Dan's love for UConn, because it would mean he left for money reasons. And it is not as if he is destitute. Dude makes millions already. He is not on food stamps. That's my take.
 
BigErnMcCracken said:
Credit to these dudes for playing through this monumental distraction - they're handling it better than I am - but I don't get the warm and fuzzies from this video. It's more depressing than anything else.
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I choose to see Dan and full staff with full roster practicing and view that positively.

I’m excited about this team, they are here in uniform right now.

If something changes in the next week, I’ll probably change my emotions.
 
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