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Maui was humbling, but some of the nonsense I’m seeing has to stop.
Thanks for making Locked On UConn your first listen every day. In today’s episode, we take a hard look at the aftermath of UConn’s disappointing Maui Invitational performance. From social media meltdowns to unfounded criticisms of Dan Hurley and the team, it’s time to cut through the noise and bring perspective.
We also preview UConn’s upcoming matchup against Maryland Eastern Shore and discuss how the Huskies can use this game to reset, refocus, and prepare for a pivotal clash against Baylor next week.
Show Notes
Segment 1: Perspective, Accountability, and Staying True to Who We Are
• Maui was a tough reality check, but the season is far from over.
• Addressing the social media criticisms of Dan Hurley, the players, and even parents.
• Why the backlash against Hurley is misguided—he’s the same coach who brought UConn to the mountaintop, and his passion and intensity are what make him successful.
• Multiple truths about Maui: defensive issues, tough officiating, and a team still finding its rhythm.
• Alex Karaban’s injury scare and the importance of rallying around this team instead of tearing it down.
Segment 2: The Dan Hurley Outrage – Let’s Get Real
• Media outlets and fans are going overboard with their criticisms of Hurley.
• Comparing Hurley’s intensity to other high-achieving coaches and why it’s part of what makes him great.
• The jealousy and virtue signaling from opposing fans, particularly Kentucky fans, who are quick to change their tune.
• Why UConn basketball is the ultimate modern-day villain in college hoops—and why that’s a badge of honor.
Segment 3: UConn’s Tune-Up Before the Baylor Battle
• Maryland Eastern Shore is a chance for UConn to regroup and rebuild confidence before a major test against Baylor.
• Focus areas: defensive discipline, rotations, and getting key players like Alex Karaban and Liam McNeeley into rhythm.
• This game is about setting the tone and sharpening the tools for the challenges ahead.
Thanks for listening to Locked On UConn! Stay locked on, stay connected, and continue riding with this team no matter what happens. We’ll be here every step of the way.
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Maui was humbling, but some of the nonsense I’m seeing has to stop.
Thanks for making Locked On UConn your first listen every day. In today’s episode, we take a hard look at the aftermath of UConn’s disappointing Maui Invitational performance. From social media meltdowns to unfounded criticisms of Dan Hurley and the team, it’s time to cut through the noise and bring perspective.
We also preview UConn’s upcoming matchup against Maryland Eastern Shore and discuss how the Huskies can use this game to reset, refocus, and prepare for a pivotal clash against Baylor next week.
Show Notes
Segment 1: Perspective, Accountability, and Staying True to Who We Are
• Maui was a tough reality check, but the season is far from over.
• Addressing the social media criticisms of Dan Hurley, the players, and even parents.
• Why the backlash against Hurley is misguided—he’s the same coach who brought UConn to the mountaintop, and his passion and intensity are what make him successful.
• Multiple truths about Maui: defensive issues, tough officiating, and a team still finding its rhythm.
• Alex Karaban’s injury scare and the importance of rallying around this team instead of tearing it down.
Segment 2: The Dan Hurley Outrage – Let’s Get Real
• Media outlets and fans are going overboard with their criticisms of Hurley.
• Comparing Hurley’s intensity to other high-achieving coaches and why it’s part of what makes him great.
• The jealousy and virtue signaling from opposing fans, particularly Kentucky fans, who are quick to change their tune.
• Why UConn basketball is the ultimate modern-day villain in college hoops—and why that’s a badge of honor.
Segment 3: UConn’s Tune-Up Before the Baylor Battle
• Maryland Eastern Shore is a chance for UConn to regroup and rebuild confidence before a major test against Baylor.
• Focus areas: defensive discipline, rotations, and getting key players like Alex Karaban and Liam McNeeley into rhythm.
• This game is about setting the tone and sharpening the tools for the challenges ahead.
Thanks for listening to Locked On UConn! Stay locked on, stay connected, and continue riding with this team no matter what happens. We’ll be here every step of the way.
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