In the wake of John Calipari reportedly agreeing to become the coach of Arkansas, UConn head coach Dan Hurley found himself being asked about potential rumors linking him to the vacant coaching position at Kentucky. However, the animated Hurley swiftly dismissed any concerns, emphasizing his commitment to the Huskies.

When asked about the Kentucky job, Hurley responded with a lighthearted laugh, stating, "I don't think that's a concern. You know, my wife, you should have her answer that." He continued with a quip, suggesting that moving his wife from New Jersey to Kentucky would result in a costly "divorce" that he couldn't afford.

Hurley's dismissive attitude towards the Kentucky rumors is not surprising, considering his impressive track record at UConn. In his six seasons at the helm, he has led the program to four NCAA Tournament berths, including back-to-back national championships. With a remarkable 68-11 record in the past two campaigns, Hurley's Huskies have made history by becoming the first men's college basketball team to repeat as champions since Florida accomplished the feat in the 2006-2007 season.

Showing his ambition, the 51-year-old coach expressed his desire for more success, stating, "Now you're thinking in your brain, as I'm looking at the locker room, about the chance to do it three times, like a dynasty in modern times. I mean, that's what I'm thinking about."

Hurley's unwavering dedication to UConn and his determined focus on building a dynasty make it clear why he is not swayed by the rumors surrounding the Kentucky coaching job. With his proven success and the bright future that lies ahead for the Huskies, it seems that Hurley is fully committed to continuing his winning legacy at UConn.