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Da_Aisijimo_Gou said:
Dubious, but sadly the comic relief is appreciated.
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Please explain how that’s not a plausible idea.

The ethics board still chose to appeal in the face of a judicial rebuke AND legislation. They’re feeling their political oats, and the team’s performance has a lot to do with that. If the record were flipped the entire issue would have evaporated long ago.

Still think Edsall gets fired after this season. His recruiting has been absolute trash and combined with yet another high profile failure today on Geno’s end talent is speaking quite loudly about the public view of UCONN athletics as a whole.

School’s been writing checks it can’t cash for years and the chickens are home to roost.
 
Rich said:
Please explain how that’s not a plausible idea.

The ethics board still chose to appeal in the face of a judicial rebuke AND legislation. They’re feeling their political oats, and the team’s performance has a lot to do with that. If the record were flipped the entire issue would have evaporated long ago.

Still think Edsall gets fired after this season. His recruiting has been absolute trash and combined with yet another high profile failure today on Geno’s end talent is speaking quite loudly about the public view of UCONN athletics as a whole.

School’s been writing checks it can’t cash for years and the chickens are home to roost.
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Not only is the ethics board is a complete political non-entity with no such oats, but I would be shocked if more than one member could provide a response to a question on the football team's current season.

Also, women's basketball recruiting is not "high profile" by any stretch of the word. Full stop.

Man, the trolling here has gotten weak lately.
 
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Rich said:
Please explain how that’s not a plausible idea.
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Plausibility? Sure, if one was to inexplicably believe stuff you're putting forth remotely falls in the domain of the CT State Ethics Board. As confused as the latter's actions suggest, even their recent actions aren't nearly on the same par of comic relief. Carry on ...
 
Rich said:
Please explain how that’s not a plausible idea.

The ethics board still chose to appeal in the face of a judicial rebuke AND legislation. They’re feeling their political oats, and the team’s performance has a lot to do with that. If the record were flipped the entire issue would have evaporated long ago.

Still think Edsall gets fired after this season. His recruiting has been absolute trash and combined with yet another high profile failure today on Geno’s end talent is speaking quite loudly about the public view of UCONN athletics as a whole.

School’s been writing checks it can’t cash for years and the chickens are home to roost.
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That girl is still attending UConn games. If that makes you feel any better.
 
Rich said:
His recruiting has been absolute trash
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This is a bullcrap, low basketball IQ statement.

It's way too early to grade Edsall's recruiting as they are all 1st or 2nd year players. I think you will eventually eat these words and time will show that there has been an uptick in recruiting vs Diaco and P.

Players I really like:
Mensah
Travis Jones
Kevon Jones
Jay Rose (Diaco lost him, Edsall recovered him)
Krajewski (big time arm talent)
Pace
Uguak
Haynes
Jeffreys
Ganyi
Oneil Robinson
Jordan Morrison
Ryan Carroll
Keyshawn Paul
Khyon Gillespe
Maurriseau
Zavier Scott
Ian Swenson
Marvin Washinton (kid has talent)
James Tunstall
Nyadu
Hunter Webb
Shamel Lazarus
Lucien
Pierce DeVaughn
Cameron Hairston
Robert King
Turner
Malik Banks
Eli Thomas (damn shame what happened to him)
Santana Sterling (wish he had another year)
Pindell
Gardner
Beavers
Caleb Thomas
and a bunch of offensive lineman who will get their turn to shine.
 
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huskymedic said:
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Tyra's shortlist of Bobby Petrino replacements goes beyond Jeff Brohm

>>Granted, the coaching carousel could pick up speed should USC fire Clay Helton or some other destination job becomes available, but Bovada.com has made Brohm a 10-11 favorite to take the Louisville job, followed by Troy University’s Neal Brown, the former Kentucky offensive coordinator (4-1), Ohio State offensive coordinator Ryan Day (9-2), Clemson defensive coordinator Brent Venables (6-1) and Cincinnati head coach Luke Fickell (11-1).

Tyra said his shortlist included at least one minority candidate. That could be Syracuse coach Dino Babers (12-1) or, conceivably, former U of L coach Charlie Strong, now the head coach at South Florida.<<
 
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>>Associate Vice President/Director of Athletics Michael Alford announced today that head football coach John Bonamego will not return.<<
 
Adam Rittenberg is reporting on twitter that Texas Tech could fire Kingsbury and BC could fire Addazio.

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Buffett10 said:
Adam Rittenberg is reporting on twitter that Texas Tech could fire Kingsbury and BC could fire Addazio.
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They should have fired addazio a long time ago then he can come to ct
 
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Exit 4 said:
If the Dazzler were to be let go at BC, would we dare take a look? Doubt he would be interested but....
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I would say they should take a look at him. I honestly think he is a good coach that has a high fb iq
 
Exit 4 said:
If the Dazzler were to be let go at BC, would we dare take a look? Doubt he would be interested but....
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Of course you do. He’ll open up the connection to NC and the FCIAC schools
 
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Now comes the worst part of this, coaches who leave their teams before bowl games. I always think it blows when you get a team that has a great season just to watch their coach bolt before one of the biggest games for some of these schools.
 
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huskymedic said:
Buckle up - picking up speed...


$12m buyout.
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Mack Brown - UNC head coach (again) - FootballScoop

>>Hiring Brown could be a budget option for North Carolina, who will pay Fedora $12 million not to coach. Additionally, Brown likely wouldn’t demand significant buyout language; which has to be something that appeals to UNC leadership.

With Brown returning to Chapel Hill, sources have told FootballScoop that Gene Chizik could hop aboard as Brown’s defensive coordinator.<<
 
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