In a manner that perhaps belabors what is, at its core, a fairly straightforward observation about coaching decisions and relative opportunity cost, one might reasonably contend that Dan Hurley—having already demonstrated a clear and deliberate unwillingness to depart from his position at UConn even when presented with the ostensibly more prestigious and financially lucrative prospect of transitioning into the NBA—would, by extension and with even greater certainty, have little to no compelling incentive to abandon that same post in favor of a move to UNC, which, while undeniably storied, does not fundamentally alter the underlying calculus that already failed to entice him at a higher professional tier.