UConn Huskies head coach Dan Hurley revealed on Friday that his program underestimated the scrutiny it was destined to receive this season.

UConn head coach Dan Hurley will never change his stance on the Maui Invitational after the Huskies' dreadful performance in the tournament this season.

UConn head coach Dan Hurley believes that his players can not handle his typical coaching style. Hurley was asked about the current state of the Huskies on Mad Dog Sports Radio on Thursday, and he opened up about some of the difficulties coaching this year’s squad.

Under coach Dan Hurley, who memorably turned down the Los Angeles Lakers head coaching job last fall to stay in Storrs, the Huskies have endured an anxiety-ridden rollercoaster of a 2024-25 season that has them teetering on the NCAA tournament bubble.

Never Stop,’ written by UConn coach Dan Hurley and coauthored by sportswriter Ian O’Connor, is set to come out Sept. 16.

The last 11 games have been chaotic for UConn men’s basketball fans. Not even Dan Hurley could ignore the roller coaster that’s been Big East play for his Huskies. Over the last 11 games, the Huskies, which are back-to-back defending NCAA champions, are just 6-5.

At the start of the season, UConn competed in the Maui Invitational Tournament. The Huskies lost three consecutive games in three days, prompting head coach Dan Hurley to go on a

UConn coach Dan Hurley hinted at a significant issue with his UConn Huskies players in a new interview. In an appearance on Mad Dog Sports Radio on Friday, Hurley had some honest comments on his players as the back-to-back champions have struggled this season.