NaVorro Bowman Jr. on choosing UConn, playing for Dan Hurley: ‘I really love winning''
Bowman told NBA.com that UConn's winning culture and coaching staff made Storrs feel like home.
NaVorro Bowman Jr., a highly sought-after basketball recruit, has committed to the University of Connecticut men's basketball program. Only a month into his decision-making process, Bowman has already embraced the UConn program's ethos: winning. During a recent interview, the five-star guard from Sherman Oaks, Calif., expressed his love for winning and highlighted the welcoming atmosphere at UConn.
Bowman's father, a four-time All-Pro linebacker, shares his son's emphasis on defensive technique and backcourt toughness. As a talented 6-foot-3 combo guard, Bowman excels on both ends of the court, averaging over 21 points per game and contributing 3.5 assists. Despite facing competition from other top programs, UConn's head coach, Dan Hurley, swiftly secured Bowman's commitment during a single weekend visit.
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