Dan Hurley Masterminds Total Eclipse on Zach Edey as UConn Fans Butcher Matt Painter’s Purdue: “They Bullying Them Boys”

Huskies hunt, and they have revealed their true nature in the National Championship game against Purdue. For Dan Hurley, his one goal to win consecutive championship titles sees no obstacles. Not even at the hands of the tallest man on the floor tonight- Zach Edey. UConn is pouncing, stealing, and making buckets, bringing the best of both worlds as everyone focuses on the fast event. However, one man whom the fans should applaud is the head coach Hurley.

Tonight’s DI men’s championship game was a throwback to Dawn Staley’s South Carolina Gamecocks. She smoothly took over the NCAA’s all-time leading scorer to grab her second trophy of this decade. UConn orchestrated something similar. Zach Edey had his claws tightly clenching the scoreboard. But Storr’s 7-ft-2 giant loosened the grip with an incredibly well-thought-out defense.

In fact, Edey was not able to make any buckets in the last and initial few minutes of both halves. He still grabbed a double-double with 37 points and 10 rebounds. Moreover, fans titled Edey Demigod for his performance, but nothing was enough. Watching UConn deprive the 7-ft-4 center of breathing space, many are pooling to react to Hurley’s coaching instinct.

The UConn Huskies were the best-coached team this year

Dan Hurley was on a mission and he surely led his Husky pack right into the goal. The bare game plan was evidence of how good of a coach he is. Hence, despite his antics, fans loved how he managed to completely take over a great team and become the second consecutive champion of the century. An X user mentioned how the Huskies have come down to bullying Purdue to grab a lead.

Another one applauded his strategies tonight that kept Zach Edey and Co. under the radar. While Edey had 37 points, the rest combined for only 23 points.

A sportswriter for the WTOP, Washington, reminded everyone of how UConn has won every game to date in this March Madness run; complete domination. Their smallest winning margin was 14 in the Final Four against Alabama. Talk about comfortably taking care of business.

A Husky had so much faith in his team that even before the game was over, he tweeted about the consecutive title achievement. Further, he proved that he is a true Husky by also adding how the men’s team avenged the women’s team. The one that Caitlin Clark completely destroyed in their Final Four meet.

Another X user pinned down the fact that this season’s UConn men’s team is going to be remembered as the best for years to come. In fact, he claimed that they are the best so far in the NCAA’s history.

For Matt Painter and his squad, who sought to grab the trophy for the school’s first time, a re-evaluation seems to be in order. And for Zach Edey to come so far only to leave empty-handed may very well be an upsetting view. It is truly the end of an era, a mind-boggling March Madness run, and some memories that we can very aptly call as bittersweet.

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