UConn's Dan Hurley won't schedule teams with G League players
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 1, 2026, 7:52 PM
Last updated Oct 1, 2026

During the 2026 Big East Basketball Media Day on October 1, UConn head coach Dan Hurley announced his intention to avoid scheduling non-conference opponents with players who have G League experience. Hurley discussed this strategy in light of the evolving of college basketball, where athletes are now transitioning from the G League back to NCAA programs. He emphasized his philosophy against scheduling such teams, underscoring issues of eligibility and integrity within college sports. UConn’s non-conference schedule includes challenging matchups against top teams like Michigan, Duke, and Kansas this season.
- •Hurley announced the scheduling decision at Big East Media Day.
- •UConn's non-conference schedule includes teams like Michigan and Duke.
- •He expressed concerns about the eligibility changes regarding G League players.
- •Hurley has previously criticized teams recruiting players from the G League.
- 7:52 PMYahoo Sports — Dan Hurley says UConn won't schedule teams with G League players in non-conference
"Hurley has routinely criticized college basketball programs that have added former G League players.
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