ConnHuskBask
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American flag blue mountains, when its cold..
No controversy as far as I am concerned. As a matter of fact I think its quite comical that all of a sudden all billboards are now being taken down. Plus I find it hard to believe that the admins at Uconn previously had no idea that these were going up.
So sad but so trueBeing offended has become our national pastime
I bet what happened was lawmakers in Hartford saw them, got mad phone calls from constituents, and then took it as an opportunity to pin the University with this negitive ad campaign, and force them into taking them down. Susan, WM, and team should have taken the hard stance, and kept them up- its a sponsor. You want 'big boy/girl' sports here in CT? This is what it takes... Money. Money comes from sponsors. Big, blue chip brands like... yes... Coors.
Weak decision and PR by UConn IMO.
Where is Blumey? He loves this low hanging fruit holier than thow stuff.
UConn will end up on 2 years of sanctions while Pedophile State U gets pardoned earlier. Oh. They did.

Yeah, not seeing the issue Ice. It's a play on words about our mascot. We serve beer at the games but we can't have our logo in a beer ad?IMG should have known better. At best it should have said Husky fans love the cold.
I can't be sure but I'm thinking it was the Jesus in the huddle woman. Imagine when she find outs they serve beer at the games.Dear lord who would spend their time complaining about this?
Yep, that's pretty much it.We serve beer at the games but we can't have our logo in a beer ad?
Might have been able to get away with that one. ummm, maybe.At best it should have said Husky fans love the cold.
nice but not what UConn needs for ads (LINK)
Using Husky fans it would refer directly to those able to buy at games.Yep, that's pretty much it.
Might have been able to get away with that one. ummm, maybe.
Being in the plural it isn't a play on the mascot. The teams themselves are referred to as Huskies, the mascot is Jonathan Husky singular.Yeah, not seeing the issue Ice. It's a play on words about our mascot. We serve beer at the games but we can't have our logo in a beer ad?
I think it was refering to the breed. Huskies like the cold, and I'm sure they do, ducks like water, etc. FWIW, if the ad was "Jonathan the Husky likes a cold brew every now again," I'd find that a bit more problematic.Being in the plural it isn't a play on the mascot. The teams themselves are referred to as Huskies, the mascot is Jonathan Husky singular.