UConn Reshapes Staff, Eyes Transfers After Tourney Exit

After a narrow second-round exit to eventual champions Florida in the 2024 NCAA Tournament, UConn men's basketball is making significant offseason changes to maintain its elite status. The program is actively targeting talent in the transfer portal, expressing interest in Florida Atlantic forward Baba Miller and already securing Dayton guard Malachi Smith. Off the court, longtime assistant Tom Moore will become a full-time general manager, focusing on recruiting and logistics. Former Villanova assistant Mike Nardi is expected to join Dan Hurley's staff, bringing championship experience. Key assistants Luke Murray and Kimani Young remain with the team, ensuring continuity. These strategic moves underscore Hurley's commitment to sustaining UConn's competitiveness on both the coaching and player fronts.