When deciding between staying at UConn or accepting a job to be the head coach of the Los Angeles Lakers, Dan Hurley consulted an NBA coach who faced

The UConn Huskies have dominated college basketball in the Dan Hurley era, and the fruits of Hurley’s labor have resulted in many NBA opportunities for his play

Hurley was named one of the 50 Most Influential Figures in Sports by Sports Illustrated in the publication’s October ‘Power Issue.’

While Dan Hurley's wife Andrea was amazed the Lakers wanted to hire her husband, she also says she felt "yucky" about possibly leaving the Northeast.

As the UConn Huskies vie for a third straight NCAA championship in 2024-25, head coach Dan Hurley might have to brush aside some colossal distractions. For one,

It’s been just over three months since Dan Hurley thrilled UConn fans with the news that he’d be staying with the Huskies, and turning down a reported six-year, $70 million contract offer to coach the Los Angeles Lakers.

Dan Hurley elaborated on his decision to forgo the prestigious NBA job in favor of pursuing a third consecutive NCAA title with the UConn Huskies.

Billy Donovan was a perfect sounding board for Hurley while he considered the NBA last spring. “We didn’t get into the Lakers’ situation or their personnel,” recalled Donovan, who is entering his fifth season as Chicago Bulls’ head coach.

UConn men's basketball coach Dan Hurley was in similar spot as Billy Donovan 17 years earlier this summer, and sought Chicago Bulls' coach's advice.

When UConn Huskies head coach Dan Hurley had to decide on an offer from the Los Angeles Lakers this summer, he consulted one of the few humans in the world who