Early Life and Education of Bobby Hurley: A Complete Timeline

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Bobby Hurley

How education and upbringing influenced the life of Bobby Hurley. A timeline of key moments.

Robert "Bobby" Hurley is an American college basketball coach, currently leading the Arizona State Sun Devils. Prior to ASU, he served as the head coach at the University at Buffalo. Hurley also had a professional playing career. His coaching career highlights include leading Buffalo to NCAA tournament appearances.

June 28, 1971: Robert Hurley's Birth

On June 28, 1971, Robert Hurley was born. He is an American college basketball coach and former professional player.

1985: High School Career Begins

In 1985, Bobby Hurley began playing basketball at St. Anthony High School in Jersey City.

1989: Joins Duke University

In 1989, Bobby Hurley became a point guard for the Duke University team under coach Mike Krzyzewski.

1989: High School Career Ends

In 1989, Bobby Hurley finished his high school basketball career at St. Anthony High School. During his senior year, he averaged 20 points, 8 assists and 3 steals.

December 12, 1993: Car Accident

On December 12, 1993, Bobby Hurley was involved in a severe car accident, sustaining life-threatening injuries after his SUV was broadsided by a station wagon.

1994: Appearance in Blue Chips

In 1994, Bobby Hurley appeared in the film "Blue Chips" as a player for the Indiana team.

November 2, 1995: Marriage to Leslie Palceski

On November 2, 1995, Bobby Hurley married Leslie Palceski.

2001: Songandaprayer Wins Fountain of Youth Stakes

In 2001, Songandaprayer, a thoroughbred horse owned by Bobby Hurley, won the Fountain of Youth Stakes.

December 2009: Sued by PNC Bank

In December 2009, Bobby Hurley was sued by PNC Bank for defaulting on a $1 million loan related to the purchase of his horse, Songandaprayer.

2010: Devil Eleven Stables Foreclosure

In 2010, Bobby Hurley's Devil Eleven Stables went into foreclosure.

2011: Devil Eleven Stables Sold

In 2011, Devil Eleven Stables, owned by Bobby Hurley, was sold after going into foreclosure.