UConn's Dan Hurley expresses regret over postgame remarks that were caught on camera
- After UConn's 77-75 loss to Florida in the NCAA Tournament's round of 32 on Sunday, Coach Dan Hurley was caught on camera making profane remarks about officiating as he walked toward the locker room.
- Hurley's remarks, including telling the Baylor team, "I hope they don't you like they us," were made in the heat of the moment, referencing the officiating, in an area he believed to be media-free.
- A video of Hurley's statement went viral, with over 1.3 million views by Wednesday afternoon, and UConn's Sports Information Director Bobby Mullen confronted the reporter who took the video, allegedly asking him to remove it and later apologizing via social media.
- Hurley expressed regret over his comments and the situation involving Mullen, stating, "Obviously it's all my fault that Bobby got pulled into it," and acknowledged that his intensity and coaching style can create external noise.
- Hurley stated that while he regrets the incident, he wouldn't change his coaching style or how hard his team fights, emphasizing that UConn knew what they were getting when they hired him, while also stating, "I'm not retiring.
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UConn's Dan Hurley expresses regret over postgame remarks that were caught on camera
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