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UConn Director of Basketball Ops & Director of Men's Basketball Scouting and Video Jobs Posted
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Doesn't really matter at all but he did one year of prison after getting caught with 96 pounds of marijuana back in 1999.
Another good read on him here: Former UTEP Miner overcomes major setbacks
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Should be able to handle our scooter problem.
96 lbs though? That's so much you actually have to laugh.
Our own Mike Hayes only sold one. Wonder what happened to him.
EDIT: Kimani majored in criminal justice too haha
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Second is better than the first. No issue on my end. Turned it around and is doing great. BUT damned that’s a lot of weed!
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Both jobs closed just prior to midnight last night... neither is still posted.
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The craziest part about that is that he only did one year
Eric Youncofski, if hired by UConn as expected, would be the second person in his family to be on the men's basketball staff at an AAC member. His brother Gregg is the Video, Analytics and Recruiting Coordinator for the Cincinnati Bearcats.
http://gobearcats.com/coaches.aspx?path=mbball
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To piece the Lecque rumor puzzle together even further, this summer Lecque is slated to play with NY Rens rather than his team from last year, Southern Stampede.
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Two More From URI
As expected, Hurley brought two staffers from Rhode Island, hiring Eric Youncofski as director of basketball operations and Tripp Doherty as director of scouting and video.
Youncofski, 24, from Middletown, N.J., will handle day-to-day operations such as travel arrangements, organizing practices, helping with scouting reports and community projects. He has a degree in public relations from URI in 2015, completing his studies in three years.
Doherty, 25, from Andover, Mass., will oversee film production, film exchanges, breaking down film for scouting and evaluation, and also help organize practices. He has a degree in business administration from Fairfield, and worked with Harvard’s basketball program before joining Hurley at URI last season.
Kevin Freeman, who had been UConn’s director of basketball operations, could be offered another position in the program, but that has not been determined.
UConn Adds Kenya Hunter To Men's Basketball Coaching Staff
As expected, Hurley brought two staffers from Rhode Island, hiring Eric Youncofski as director of basketball operations and Tripp Doherty as director of scouting and video.
Youncofski, 24, from Middletown, N.J., will handle day-to-day operations such as travel arrangements, organizing practices, helping with scouting reports and community projects. He has a degree in public relations from URI in 2015, completing his studies in three years.
Doherty, 25, from Andover, Mass., will oversee film production, film exchanges, breaking down film for scouting and evaluation, and also help organize practices. He has a degree in business administration from Fairfield, and worked with Harvard’s basketball program before joining Hurley at URI last season.
Kevin Freeman, who had been UConn’s director of basketball operations, could be offered another position in the program, but that has not been determined.
UConn Adds Kenya Hunter To Men's Basketball Coaching Staff