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The Gampel Effect-Episode 3

This week wasn’t about talent. It wasn’t about rankings. It was about standard. Dan Katz and Jon Harner break down a week that perfectly captured the thin margin between surviving and slipping. UConn survives Georgetown 79–75 to move to 24–2 (14–1 Big East at the time). Silas Demary Jr. flirts with a triple-double. Solo Ball crosses 1,000 career points. Alex Karaban becomes the winningest player in program history with 116 victories. Hasheem Thabeet enters the Huskies Ring of Honor. Emeka Okafor’s No. 50 rises to the rafters. But the cracks were there. Then Creighton walks into Gampel and scores 91. The Huskies fall 91–84, dropping to 24–3 (14–2 Big East). Braylon Mullins pours in a career-high 25. Tarris Reed adds 15 and 12. Demary chips in 17 and 9 assists. But Creighton gets 32 free throws — 17–18 in the second half — while UConn shoots 54% from the line and misses 10 straight shots during the decisive stretch. Dan Hurley didn’t dodge it: “Our defense has been so, so bad… around the 165th-best defense in the country.” “The defense has been a joke.” “We’ve been playing with fire.” This episode dives into: • Why Georgetown was a warning sign • How late-game execution issues resurfaced • What Hurley’s defensive rant really means • Why Jayden Ross’s 27 minutes weren’t about foul trouble — they were about accountability • How the Big East race tightens with St. John’s looming • What this stretch means for NCAA seeding Georgetown was survival. Creighton was consequence. Now Villanova and St. John’s are next. This isn’t panic. It’s accountability. Because in February, you don’t drift. You either respond — or you slide. 🎙 Storrs. Basketball Capital of the World.