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Bill Murray is emblematic for hisCults classic movies,CaddyShack, Ghostbusters, andMarmot's Day,Name a few a few. And of course, since 1998, when he played inWES ANDERSONBreakout Breakout,RushmoreHe was inseparable from the Indie-Author Director, appearing in nine of Anderson's 10 complete films to date. Murray again made headlines this summer when he announced that he will join his 10th Anderson's films, hot on the heels of the beginnings of canes of their last collaboration,The French expedition. By all the measurements, it is difficult to imagine Murray from any downtime at all.

However, behind the scenes, the legendary comedian and the actor seem to have a rich life that extends well beyond the filmmaker. Afather of six-son From 20 to 39, he is a peaceful father who welcomes his children from the margin. And, in the case of one of his sons, his second born,Luke Murray-We think thatliterally. Now 36, Luke appreciated a flourishing career as a college basketball and recruiter trainer and his father was present to support him at every stage of the process. Read it to see the rising sports star now, and to hear the shocking confession, he recently gave his actor dad during an interview with ESPN.

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Luke Murray does not havefollowed the traces of his father In Hollywood, but as his father, it just seems at home in front of the crowd of fans of acclamation. Since 2007, he has increased in the ranks of a college basketball as a coach and recruiter - a career that pushed him in the light of more than one occasion.

More recently, Luke has joined the University of Connecticut staff as an assistant trainer this year. "Luke has a high level of experience as a coach and as a recruiter; he's someone with whom I have a lot of confidence," said the head coach of the program,Dan Hurley, in a report. "He has extremelyIntelligent and talented Basketball Mind And at the level of commitment and passion we have to raise this program at the championship level where the UCONN should be, "he added.

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Before landing with Uconn, Luke's 13 years oldBasketball Career Stops included at Xavier, Wagner, Quinnipac, Post University and the University of Louisville. Meanwhile, he earned a reputation for one of the main college basketball recruiters and was even classified by ESPN as one of the top 10 university coaches under 40. In addition, athletics has appointed one of the 40 influential college basketball people under 40 and 247Sports as one of the five nation's top five recruiters.

Although he and his father work in different fields, Luke was the influence of his father for his work ethics and his sense of professional point of view. "I think many times that the inhabitants of athletics become so centralized on ... sports," he said, speaking with ESPN. "For me, I try to have a wider reach andI think it's coming from him"he said, referring to his father. He also drew parallels between their styles of work." I think it's competitive in his own field, and I think I'm like that in basketball, "he added.

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Although they tell that different basketball-luke teams are a fan of Knicks while his father A-List is aBulls fan-The couple took place on their love of the game. In fact, Luke said it was his father who inspired him first of all. "My family, [they are]Big sports fans. My father, he's one of the nine so I have six uncles who also like the match. I grew up in New York, so I started going to New York Knicks games when I was a child, and it was probably the beginning of that, "he recalled at a press conference 2018.

Bill Murray is often photographed acclaiming his son of stands, or sitting in court with his son at Nba Games. "You know, as a parent you are proud when you think you can make a living. This is the first flood of emotion that struck me," said themarmot Star when asked what he thinks of Luke's career. "And then, after that, I thought I still have two years of eligibility," he ventilated, revealing the slightest punch of a smile.

Although the father and the duo sound clearly support the careers of another, Luke made a shocking admission during a recent interview: he has never seen the classic film of his father's worship, CaddyShack . "I heard that it's good!" He told ESPN Basketball Reporter Jeff Goodman .

Moments Later, Goodman is sitting the pair to clear the air with a formal confession. "I've never seen CaddyShack , I am sorry. But uh, I made a wish to Jeff earlier that I would look at it, "admitted Luke, channeling his father Your famous neck . "Well, I'm glad you feel good enough to make Jeff's wish," actor teases in response.

Bill Murray Classic, if you ask us.

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