A surprising prediction made by FOX Sports’ John Fanta about the UConn Huskies men’s basketball program was confirmed to be true by Huskies head coach Dan Hurle

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.

It's no secret feast week was anything but fruitful for Dan Hurley and the UConn Huskies. The back-to-back national champions went a disastrous 0-3 in the Maui Invitational, first losing in double-overtime to the Memphis Tigers,

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.

Don’t expect to see the UConn Huskies in any early-season basketball tournaments anytime soon. UConn head men’s basketball coach Dan Hurley left no doubt about his opinions on the multi-team events (MTEs) during a recent press conference.

Following his team's shocking 0-3 run in Maui, UConn coach Dan Hurley made a final statement regarding the future of the program.

UConn head coach Dan Hurley says his team will never compete in a three-game multiple-team event (MTE) again after going 0-3 at the Maui Invitational and finishing in last place."I'm not doing another three-game MTE again,

The UConn Huskies host No. 17 Baylor on Wednesday, but Huskies head coach Dan Hurley doesn’t believe the game is a must-win. “I think it’s such a long season an

UConn, coached by Danny Hurley, plummeted to 25th in the polls, dropping 23 spots following a shocking 0-3 run at the Maui tournament. How will they respond?

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

The UConn Huskies' head coach makes a bold statement about the future of their nonconference schedule, and it’s causing waves across the NCAA basketball world.