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Big East Media Day Notes: UConn’s Hurley says he won’t schedule games against teams with former pros (opens the original)
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NEW YORK – Dan Hurley is sticking to his ways. The UConn men’s basketball coach, viewing the changing landscape of the sport through the lens of a former player, once again renewed his vows to maintain his focus on player development, high school recruiting and supplementing his roster through the transfer portal, while others – some in the room with him Thursday at Big East Media Day – look for the fast track. “The NCAA is our governing body, they give us the rules that we’re told that we need
Game-winning drive comes up short as UConn falls at Miami, Ohio, 24-21 (opens the original)
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UConn’s attempt at a game-winning drive came up just short on Saturday. Marching down the field looking to answer a late field goal, the Huskies had to go for it on 4th-and-10 from the Miami, Ohio, 38-yard line and failed to convert on a deep ball, putting the final nail in a disappointing 24-21 loss. UConn, 2-2 through four games for the third year in a row, allowed 21 unanswered points after taking an early 14-0 lead through the first quarter. Miami quarterback David McComb, who finished the g
How Dan Hurley sees newcomers adjusting to UConn’s national championship aspirations (opens the original)
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STORRS – Every coach, going into every season, has some longshot goal of winning the ultimate prize. At UConn, in the Werth basketball facility, Dan Hurley (and Geno Auriemma) really mean it. One step through the doors and it is clear from the collection of crystal balls and championship trophies in the lobby, the constant loop of March Madness highlights and tributes to all-time greats, that the expectations are higher in Storrs. So when Hurley has an offseason like he just did, bringing in 10
Next step for UConn quarterback Kalieb Osborne: ‘Perfect the pre-snap process’ (opens the original)
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STORRS – To those watching on the broadcast, it looked like UConn quarterback Kalieb Osborne scrambled right and was leveled by a hit to the knees, downed for a loss of about six yards to the Southern Miss 44-yard line during the opening series of Saturday’s game in Hattiesburg. In reality, as the camera operator would soon realize, Osborne had chucked the ball down the field while on the move, releasing it just as linebacker Champ Lewis wrapped his legs and dropped him to the turf. From there,
What to know as UConn looks for first power conference win of season against Maryland (opens the original)
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Mike Locksley had a slip of the tongue in his press conference this week. Maryland’s eighth-year head football coach opened with a statement about how he and his staff reviewed and corrected the details from the tape of their 62-0 season-opening win over Hampton last week before getting a jump start on this week’s opponent, “Toledo,” he said without hesitation. It was a fair slip up. Exactly half of UConn’s starters, as they were announced on the Rentschler Field public address speakers and the
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