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Sean Miller
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Head Basketball Coach at The University of Texas | #HookEm | #AlwaysCompete
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I’ve got some tickets for our game on Thursday night against Gardner-Webb and want to get them to Texas fans. Email a 🤘 to CoachMillerTix@athletics.utexas.edu and I’ll hook a few of y’all up!
Have season tickets, but can’t make it to one of our home games? Share your tickets to the same email above and we’ll get those seats in Moody filled with Longhorn fans! #Hookem
Have season tickets, but can’t make it to one of our home games? Share your tickets to the same email above and we’ll get those seats in Moody filled with Longhorn fans! #Hookem
Congrats @CoachSark 🤘🤘 #HookEm
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Dana Altman is one of the BEST college basketball coaches to ever do it.
A relentless competitor himself, his teams mirrored his personality. No lead was ever safe against his teams. Full court pressure, match-up zone, fast-paced transition and his systematic two-guard offense forced opposing teams to play ‘left-handed.’
His players ALWAYS DEVELOPED. I’ll just name a few – Kyle Korver, Dillon Brooks, Chris Boucher and Payton Pritchard. I competed against all of them. They weren’t the same players walking out the door of Coach Altman’s program as they were when they arrived. Many times, their overall improvement, both on and off the court, was remarkable!
More importantly, Dana is a true friend and a genuine person who cared about the game of basketball and the people in it. When times became tough, he would pick up the phone and check in on you. I’ll always remember that about him.
Here’s to your next chapter in life. ENJOY IT ALL and CONGRATULATIONS.
A relentless competitor himself, his teams mirrored his personality. No lead was ever safe against his teams. Full court pressure, match-up zone, fast-paced transition and his systematic two-guard offense forced opposing teams to play ‘left-handed.’
His players ALWAYS DEVELOPED. I’ll just name a few – Kyle Korver, Dillon Brooks, Chris Boucher and Payton Pritchard. I competed against all of them. They weren’t the same players walking out the door of Coach Altman’s program as they were when they arrived. Many times, their overall improvement, both on and off the court, was remarkable!
More importantly, Dana is a true friend and a genuine person who cared about the game of basketball and the people in it. When times became tough, he would pick up the phone and check in on you. I’ll always remember that about him.
Here’s to your next chapter in life. ENJOY IT ALL and CONGRATULATIONS.
