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I don’t necessarily buy their hierarchy is as strictly defined as he put it above^



I do think Oats & Golden aren’t priority candidates



May has already shut down the notion of a possible move to UNC, saying he’s “incredibly happy at Michigan” when he spoke with Zach Gelb of Compass Media on Tuesday. “We love Ann Arbor. This place has been great to us, it’s made us feel like home.”

Michigan athletic director Warde Manuel also doubled down on that.

“I want Dusty to be the coach at Michigan for a long time and continue to achieve great success,” Manuel said, via Jon Rothstein of CBS Sports. “I will actively work with him towards making all that happen.”
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It will be interesting what happens to UCONN without Luke Murray.
I think Murray and Kimani Young have more to do with the success of UCONN than Danny Hurley.
Time will tell and we shall see.
 
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FromDeeeeep said:
He is gonna need his daddy to make another Garfield movie to fund their NIL
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Boston,MA actually has some solid high major talent in the area.
Solid meaning 4 year guys who will always make a solid contribution to winning each year on campus.
They don't have any one and done type of kids but they have enough talent to win 20 games and make a postseason tournament.
Which should be the goal with the occasional Sweet 16 run every 4 years.
 
Da_Lucky_One said:
We will find out in two years when those guys aren't in Storrs.
You will then see what I am talking about.
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would love to hear why you are so bullish on those two assistants in particular and so low on Hurley's abilities. He's one of the best coaches in the sport.
 
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Da_Lucky_One said:
Boston,MA actually has some solid high major talent in the area.
Solid meaning 4 year guys who will always make a solid contribution to winning each year on campus.
They don't have any one and done type of kids but they have enough talent to win 20 games and make a postseason tournament.
Which should be the goal with the occasional Sweet 16 run every 4 years.
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No doubt the Boston and surrounding areas have talent. Providence with Cooley was a regular 20+ win team, UMass was real good with Calipari and had moments with Bruiser Flint. **** even Tommy Amaker has had a nice run at Harvard. Vermont had multiple tourney bids as well.

Problem with BC is they have no money and ****** leadership (Blake James). Even time they get a decent coach they bounce at first opportunity.

Murray is a good coach, he should try and get as much NIL as he can for a 1-2 year run before the clock it’s midnight.
 
FromDeeeeep said:
No doubt the Boston and surrounding areas have talent. Providence with Cooley was a regular 20+ win team, UMass was real good with Calipari and had moments with Bruiser Flint. **** even Tommy Amaker has had a nice run at Harvard. Vermont had multiple tourney bids as well.

Problem with BC is they have no money and ****** leadership (Blake James). Even time they get a decent coach they bounce at first opportunity.

Murray is a good coach, he should try and get as much NIL as he can for a 1-2 year run before the clock it’s midnight.
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Just being honest, if a kid is a 4 year guy, does he really require $1M per season.
I could be wrong but I don't think so.
I think a local kid who is going to be on Chestnut Hill will be fine with $200K+ each year to play for BC.
Of course, if he plays well and becomes all conference then he needs a pay raise.
 
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