Dan Hurley is still trying to explain how his UConn Huskies lost all three games they played at the Maui Invitational and his latest comments might be his worst yet. UConn's trip to paradise was rough, as it lost 99-97 to Memphis, 73-72 to Colorado then was blown out 85-67 by Dayton. The defending national champs finished in last place.

The UConn coach refused to take the blame for his technical foul in overtime that ended the Huskies’ winning streak.

The UConn Huskies suffered a crushing loss to Memphis at the beginning of the 2024 Maui Invitational. It was a wild finish, and Dan Hurley's team came up short, 99-97. The biggest storyline was the technical foul assessed to Hurley in the final minute.

The UConn basketball program suffered a 99-97 overtime loss to Memphis in the opening game of the Maui Invitational, and although the loss was surprising to many, head coach Dan Hurley admitted that he knew this season would be different from last, when the Huskies lost just three games and won a second consecutive national championship.

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After playing -- and losing -- three games in three days at the Maui Invitational, UConn coach Dan Hurley vowed he’ll never do it again. Hurley, whose team has won back-to-back NCAA championships, said his team will never compete “in another three-game MTE [multi-team event] again,” he said.

Dan Hurley fell. So did UConn. Hurley, the often-fiery coach of the two-time defending national champions, was livid over an over-the-back call in the final minute of overtime in what became No. 2 UConn’s 99-97 loss to Memphis in the opening round of the Maui Invitational.

UConn's men's basketball team headed to the Maui Invitational with an undefeated record but left Hawaii sitting at 4-3 in the wake of a disastrous

After a winless run at the Maui Invitational, UConn’s head coach vows to reshape the Huskies’ non-conference schedule.