By Torrence Dunham, Arizona Sports: Arizona State men’s basketball head coach Bobby Hurley is well-known for his outbursts directed at officials on the sideline during games, and he admittedly used to take that same energy into the locker room following tough losses, such as those like the one on Saturday against USC.
Hurley told reporters on Wednesday said he resisted the temptation to revert to what he might have done during his early years as a head coach.
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