Steve Alford: 'I am staying a Bruin,' not interested in Indiana job
Posted Mar 25, 2017
UCLA coach Steve Alford told ESPN he isn't interested in talking to his alma mater, Indiana, about its head-coaching vacancy, saying that he is "staying at UCLA." "I'm absolutely, 100 percent not going to Indiana," Alford said Friday after the Bruins lost to Kentucky in the Sweet 16. "I am happy here. I love it here. We have a great recruiting class coming in and a brand-new practice facility.
(ESPN.com)
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