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After his NCAA Tournament loss to Florida, UConn head coach Dan Hurley cried about bowing out with honor and dignity just moments after cursing about the referees. Borderline personality disorder much?
Hurley, a bald version of narcissist Kim Mulkey, demands the spotlight, berates colleagues, derides opposing fans, and loves to hear himself talk. Just ask him!
Hurley was a prime candidate to replace John Calipari at the University of Kentucky. The deal never came together.
Meanwhile, Mark Pope answered the call from UK and has exceeded all expectations, conducting himself with honor, grace, and integrity.
The wait was worth it.
Hurley, a bald version of narcissist Kim Mulkey, demands the spotlight, berates colleagues, derides opposing fans, and loves to hear himself talk. Just ask him!
Hurley was a prime candidate to replace John Calipari at the University of Kentucky. The deal never came together.
Meanwhile, Mark Pope answered the call from UK and has exceeded all expectations, conducting himself with honor, grace, and integrity.
The wait was worth it.
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By NewsRadio 840 WHAS (WHAS-AM)After his NCAA Tournament loss to Florida, UConn head coach Dan Hurley cried about bowing out with honor and dignity just moments after cursing about the referees. Borderline personality disorder much?
Hurley, a bald version of narcissist Kim Mulkey, demands the spotlight, berates colleagues, derides opposing fans, and loves to hear himself talk. Just ask him!
Hurley was a prime candidate to replace John Calipari at the University of Kentucky. The deal never came together.
Meanwhile, Mark Pope answered the call from UK and has exceeded all expectations, conducting himself with honor, grace, and integrity.
The wait was worth it.
Hurley, a bald version of narcissist Kim Mulkey, demands the spotlight, berates colleagues, derides opposing fans, and loves to hear himself talk. Just ask him!
Hurley was a prime candidate to replace John Calipari at the University of Kentucky. The deal never came together.
Meanwhile, Mark Pope answered the call from UK and has exceeded all expectations, conducting himself with honor, grace, and integrity.
The wait was worth it.