UConn men’s basketball staffer Tom Moore announces his retirement after more than four decades in college coaching. Across nearly 40 years, Moore spends 21 seasons with UConn, including two stints with the program. Sources say he helps lead UConn to four national championships during his time with the Huskies. Moore previously coaches at other points in his career, and he is described as a Millbury native who is a graduate of St. John’s. Multiple outlets also note that Moore works on UConn’s staff under prominent coaches, serving in assistant roles during both the Jim Calhoun and Dan Hurley eras. His retirement announcement follows a career built around long-term staff contributions at the collegiate level rather than head coaching. The outlets collectively frame the move as the end of a lengthy coaching tenure that spans coaching at the highest level and involvement with UConn’s championship teams over multiple periods.