
Jim Calhoun 'Intrigued' by Returning to Coaching Amid St. Joseph's Report
Former UConn men's basketball coach Jim Calhoun said he's "intrigued" by a potential return to coaching.
"I've got a couple of other things in the works, one involving basketball which I'm intrigued by," Calhoun said, per Dom Amoreย of the Hartford Courant. "It's coaching."
Amore further reported Calhoun's job offer is from theย University of Saint Joseph, which is starting a Division III program in 2018.
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"We will let coach's comments stand on their own," said school president Rhona Free in a statement. "While we certainly can't think of a better person to inaugurate the University of St. Joseph's first-ever men's basketball team, right now we have nothing to announce."
Calhoun, 75, spent four decades on a college basketball sideline at Northeastern and Connecticut. He retired in 2012 with anย 877โ382 record, which included three national championships at UConn. His 877 wins are theย fifth mostย in NCAA Division I history.
Given the relatively minor stature of St. Joseph, odds are Calhoun would join the program for a short time to give it an initial boost before handing it off to a more long-term solution on the sidelines. Its West Hartford, Connecticut, location makes it a convenient fit as well because Calhoun would not have to uproot his life.



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