Tom Moore retires after 21 years with UConn men's basketball

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Tom Moore retires after 21 years with UConn men's basketball
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Tom Moore, a key figure in UConn men's basketball, announced his retirement after 21 seasons with the program. He served as both assistant coach and general manager, being part of four national championships. Moore began his coaching career at UConn in the 1994-95 season, developing top players like Ray Allen and Emeka Okafor. He transitioned to the general manager role last season, assisting with roster construction amid evolving college basketball dynamics. UConn plans to conduct a search for a new general manager for the upcoming season.

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  • Moore coached at UConn for 21 seasons.
  • He was part of four national championship teams.
  • Developed notable players like Ray Allen and Donovan Clingan.
  • Served last season as UConn's general manager.
  • UConn will seek a new GM for the 2026-27 season.
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  • 1:03 AMYahoo SportsTom Moore announces retirement after 21 years with UConn
  • 9:45 PMYahoo SportsMillbury's Tom Moore announces retirement from UConn basketball
  • 8:43 PMYahoo SportsTom Moore retiring after 21 seasons, four national titles with UConn men's basketball
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Millbury native Tom Moore, a St. John's graduate, retires after a 39 year coaching career that included four national titles with UConn basketball.

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The four-time national champion calls it a career after nearly four decades as a coach, over half of which in Storrs.

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Tom Moore won four national titles over 21 seasons and two stints with the Huskies.

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