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From- Halfcourthoops on Twitter
This is Probably the best playbook I have seen in the last 5 years. Deep, clever, and effective. UConn


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I want to know - who is the Offensive Coordinator of the staff? Because the offensive play calling/ set plays have been off the charts better than past years this year.

Some of it is players- but whose the guru? I thought Murray was known to be an offensive mind when we brought him in. Is it Kimani?
 
How the hell do the players remember all of those
 
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Beats our offense of not long ago of pounding the ball into the floor for 20 seconds and then trying to go one on one. I remember some scout said we were the easiest team to scout. Danny has come a long way ! The carpenter .... as Rothstein says
 
I'm slightly concerned that the playbook was just leaked like that...Why would UConn release this to the public?
 
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Jorgensen said:
Link to the original tweet - in the comments people saying Hurley deserves an NBA job.

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They need to STFU about this nba talk.

I'm curious though, what's the success rate of college coaches coaching in the NBA? I know a lot have tried, but how many have been successful?
 
I love this game and attempt to be a student of it. Man, would I ever love to sit in on just one of their coaches meetings.
 
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BigFanCT said:
No one is giving anything up…..this guy just watches a ton of ball and can tell which plays are which.
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and assuming every possession is an actual play.

Who is calling the plays, and how? I can see plays set up during a timeout, but I doubt every possession is planned out.
 
My 10 year olds Travel team already has 12 plays.
 
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temery said:
They need to STFU about this nba talk.

I'm curious though, what's the success rate of college coaches coaching in the NBA? I know a lot have tried, but how many have been successful?
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Off the top of my head:

Brad Stevens - wunderkind who had pretty much immediate success with the Celtics. Maybe didn't get through to the players as much in his later years and wanted a change in lifestyle. Moved to the front office and there is no doubting his basketball acumen.

Billy Donovan - has had two pro jobs since 2016. In my observations his reputation has seemed to fluctuate a bit, but there is no doubt he has been successful.

Fred Hoiberg - didn't work out

Rick Pitino - didn't work out

I would be surprised if Hurley went to the NBA.
 
Marat said:
Beats our offense of not long ago of pounding the ball into the floor for 20 seconds and then trying to go one on one. I remember some scout said we were the easiest team to scout. Danny has come a long way ! The carpenter .... as Rothstein says
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That wasn’t said about a Hurley team. It was when Ollie was coach.
 
Hurley is not going to the NBA. Do you think he wants to deal with clowns like Kyrie because some GM decided he wants him on his team? No. Hurley always talks about culture, NBA coaches don’t build a culture. They are at the mercy of a GM and front office. That’s not Dan Hurley’s style
 
BigFanCT said:
I want to know - who is the Offensive Coordinator of the staff? Because the offensive play calling/ set plays have been off the charts better than past years this year.

Some of it is players- but whose the guru? I thought Murray was known to be an offensive mind when we brought him in. Is it Kimani?
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This is what I want to know. Must be Luke because he is the newest addition? We went from running a super simplistic offense to one of the most intricate. A lot of that is personnel and Cole being good in the pick and roll but certainly not all.
 
Jorgensen said:
Link to the original tweet - in the comments people saying Hurley deserves an NBA job.

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Please don’t mention the NBA and Hurley, bad juju. People were call for Ollie to get an NBA job after he won the championship
 
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