
Hurley Fined $25K After Marquette Ejection
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Big East Fines UConns Dan Hurley $25K for Post-Game Confrontation
UConn mens basketball coach Dan Hurley was fined $25,000 by the Big East Conference following his ejection in Saturdays loss at Marquette. Hurley argued a no-call on a potential game-tying shot, resulting in two technical fouls for aggressive behavior. Despite no physical contact found, the league emphasized its demand for top sportsmanship. Hurley will coach from the sidelines in Thursdays Big East quarterfinal, as the conference monitors conduct in heated matchups.
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On March 8th, number 1, Duke wrapped up the regular season with a strong 76-61 win over number 17 North Carolina on Saturday night in Durham. Soft more forward, Cameron Booser led the way with a 20-point double-double, becoming just the third-blue double ever to post that stat in each of. His first two games against the Tar Heels, Duke owned the match up from tip-off, clamping down on defense, and turning it into easy buckets on offense. That effort sealed a season sweep of their bitter rival, and boosted their resume even more. Basketball fans lit up social media over Booser's rare achievement, putting him alongside Duke Legends RJ Barrett from the 2018-19. Season and Jeff Mullins from 1961-62, his play highlights why he's a top national player of the year candidate. Booser's tearing it up this year, averaging 22.6 points per game on 58.3% shooting while grabbing boards and… Fishing assists from the front court.
Duke now sits at 29 wins and two losses overall, 17 and 1 in conference play. With a stout defense holding foes to 62.5 points a game, and key victories over teams like Kansas and Florida, the blue devils head into the ACC tournament and March Madness, looking primed for a deep run.
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