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Is the above the "tweet" in its entirety? How thin skinned are we allowing our youth to become? The coach's rebuke rates about a three on the insult-o-meter. Pretty tame, really.

Root for Ram's John Sullivan, starting center, from Greenwich.

The fact that he played as a true frosh indicated, to me, that UConn's admission requirements went beyond NCAA Clearing House requirements which, if true, is a significant disadvantage. In an article written later, Tyler's HS coach mentioned that he warned him about UConn' requirements.

Wrong Young. Bell played with brother Mike. BTW, Steve averaged less than 4-passes a game for his HS career. Also Greenwich's Sullivan, I believe, made all-state all three yrs. Greenwich's Jon Myers was a two-yr all-stater 4-star with 52 media-verified BCS (at the time) offers. Chose Princeton.

"Upstater," where are you? I believe you have, in previous posts, suggested that the AAU has no wish to increase the denominator while the numerator (research grants) is languishing.

It's funny. I used to think your last name was Hathaway. After-all, he did reduce costs (and increase his bonus) by stripping the BB program of its academic and compliance support all while alienating most, if not all, of the most substantial boosters. He also attempted to shove his HoF coach...

So, your Boneyard persona in not an act. What could your poor wife fear?

Herbst to Step Down as President in Summer 2019 - UConn Today So, are any of the accomplishments noted in the above true? Pay particular attention to in-state tuition in comparison to what UConn may now describe as "peer" institutions. When I first saw the article I thought it might be a...

Or, maybe, inject the orange goo in to the area between the skull and brain.:rolleyes:

Is this the same legal representation that allowed KO to sign an employment/PSC that defines "cause" as damn near everything/anything; right down to on-campus littering?

Talk about "easier said than done." It has always seemed to me that CIAC rules related to the off-season and player contact with coaching staffs development and place CT HS football behind players from other sections of the country.

Right out of the blocks, in one of the articles I read, the first reason RE noted was "the change in the recruiting calendar." Does anyone understand the actual impact?

For what it's worth, U S News has Stanford at #5 tied with MIT, Columbia and Penn. Duke is all alone at #9. Both are ranked ahead of Dartmouth, Cornell and Brown. HYP or in this case, PHY and the University of Chicago are 1 thru 4.

Not for nuttin, but the above indicates that he's delusional, as well. Play basketball? Professionally? UConn BB and/or putting his degree to work might be his only alternatives. Maybe some new advisors?