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Hurley Ejected in UConn's Loss, No Penalties

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UConn Huskies suffered a tough loss to Marquette, ending their six-game win streak, and Coach Dan Hurley was ejected in the final seconds. Despite speculations, no physical contact was found, and Hurley was fined $25,000 for unsportsmanlike conduct. UConn now prepares for the Big East Tournament as the number two seed, potentially facing Marquette again in the quarterfinals.

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Hurley Ejected in UConn's Loss, No Penalties

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College Basketball News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Hurley Ejected in UConn's Loss, No Penalties. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

On March 8, Yukon Huskies wrapped up their regular season with a tough 68-62 loss to Marquette at Pfizer form. Coach Dan Hurley got ejected with just one second left after a heated argument with official John Gaffney, sparking questions about possible physical contact. The Huskies had a rough night offensively, hitting only about 36% from the field, making just three of 24 three-pointers and, committing 16 turnovers, Marquette sealed the win with free throws in the final moments, ending Yukon's six-game win streak against them. Hurley downplayed the incident afterward, saying he got close to yell about a foul, but didn't make contact. Fans and analysts wondered if it would lead to bigger penalties, especially heading into the postseason. Big East officials reviewed the game footage in report, confirming no physical contact took place. They fined Hurley $25,000 for unsportsman-like conduct, but cleared him of suspension or further action. Now Yukon enters the Big East tournament as the number two seed,

waiting in the quarterfinals for the winner, between number seven Marquette and number. 10 Savier A quick rematch could be on deck as they chase a deep run in Madison Square Garden.

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