Dan Hurley Sends Clear Message on Braylon Mullins Injury Before UConn Season
UConn head coach Dan Hurley addressed concerns about Braylon Mullins' recent injury as the Huskies prepare for another big season.
The UConn Huskies men's basketball team, under head coach Dan Hurley, recently discussed Braylon Mullins' injury ahead of their upcoming season. Mullins, a freshman and key player, had a game-winning 3-pointer against Duke in the Elite Eight last season. Despite his incredible performance, the injury has caused some fan concern.
Hurley assured the media that Mullins' injury is minor and that he should return prior to their season opener on October 13 against Syracuse at Connecticut's Mohegan Sun. When questioned further about the injury, Hurley emphasized that it is an undisclosed, minor matter and urged everyone to remain calm. Mullins has been performing well in team practices since his injury, and Hurley is optimistic about his return, believing he will have a bigger role in the upcoming season.
This is expected to bolster UConn's backcourt, alongside returning sophomore Silas Demary Jr., potentially creating a formidable duo that could earn individual awards and impact college basketball.
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