Luke Murray, son of the legendary comedian and actor Bill Murray, found himself in a heated confrontation with Greg McDermott of Creighton during this week's Big East tournament.
The Huskies were defeated by Creighton on Friday night in Madison Square Garden, where a blow of the Blue Jays Jays Neal star led to A heated confrontation for Luke.
UConn chief coach Dan Hurley, can be seen around 'That is low level' in the handshake line to Greg McDermott of Creighton after the delayed fall.
The two chief coaches continued in opposite directions before McDermott and Luke got involved in a heated confrontation.
The two words exchange for several seconds, with McDermott looking to become red before focusing on their players.
Bill Murray appeared at Madison Square Garden for the Big East tournament last April, where the “Marmota Day” actor was seen in Press Row by Basketball reporter from the New York Area Adam Zagoria.
Bill Murray appeared in the NCAA tournament last April, where the “Marmota Day” actor was seen in Press Row for the basketball reporter of the New York area Adam Zagoria
An immersion in the late game caused a heated confrontation between Luke Murray and McDermott
Xavier's then assistant coach Luke Murray observes the game between the Bluejays of Creighton and Seton Hall pirates with his father, actor Bill Murray, during 2016 Big East Tourney
Bill Murray has seen his son become one of the best attendees in University Basketball under Hurley's tutelage.
The now chief coach of UConn has hired Luke Murray in his staff in three different schools: Wagner, Rhode Island and now with the Huskies.
Luke Murray has also trained in Louisville, Xavier and Towson.
Supplementary discipline is not expected to come from confrontation, and Neal apologizes for its actions at a press conference after the game.
Despite the loss, UConn is firmly on the right side of the bubble for the NCAA tournament, and most projections have them in a seed of NO 8 or 9.
That planting would give the twice Huskies defender champion, on paper, a uniform confrontation in the 64th round, before, if the planting is maintained, playing one of the best teams in the country with a trip to the Sweet 16 on the line.