UConn's Dan Hurley, Tulsas Frank Haith ejected after handshake (video)

[BleedGopher]

per CBS:

It's not every night a college coach gets slapped with a technical during a game, much less ejected. But UConn's Dan Hurley and Tulsa's Frank Haith hit the double jackpot on Wednesday, as both were controversially hit with double technicals and tossed.

The two coaches were originally assessed technicals for jawing midway through the second half, with Tulsa clinging to a comfortable lead. After the refs T'd them up, the two coaches traded words with one another, leading to a quicker-than-usual whistle and ejection.

Here's the full sequence, which ended in an extended olive branch and a quick second technical on both coach that had them headed to the locker room early.

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Go Gophers!!

 

[RatherBeGolfing]

Kimani sighting

 

[Moonlight]

Kimani sighting

Good eye. I think we miss him a lot.

 

[Go4]

Good eye. I think we miss him a lot.

our record this year vs last year says otherwise.

 

[builtbadgers]

Rob Jeter is a far better assistant than what we lost. This is the best staff that Pitino has had.

 

[60's Guy]

Rob Jeter is a far better assistant than what we lost. This is the best staff that Pitino has had.

I'd agree. Maybe with one exception question...whoever taught post moves in Pitino's first year to Mo Walker was very good in that area. Nobody since has shown that type of improvement but Oturu seems to be improving under Jeter. Maybe same coach different coach idk but Deandre Mathieu was way better his first year than his second....somebody, something changed there. In addition we won the NIT with whoever those coaches were and the coaching decisions were excellent in that run. I don't believe Kimani was ever that guy. He was here because of his recruiting connections imo.