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Talks about his recruitment to UConn
Max Goode. That was pretty well known at the time.Hand up, I had no idea he was ready to head to UNLV.
Were you around the 'yard then? It was a steady topic of conversation here. Then when we DID get him, the NCAA got all itchy-twitchy about how he got to prep school, etc.Hand up, I had no idea he was ready to head to UNLV.
Richard Hamilton.Caron is probably the coolest guy who ever played here.
Max Goode. That was pretty well known at the time.
Were you around the 'yard then? It was a steady topic of conversation here. Then when we DID get him, the NCAA got all itchy-twitchy about how he got to prep school, etc.
The quintessential Calhoun Husky. Sad that he was kind of stuck in the middle of those 2 ships.Great interview, listened to it this morning. Still my favorite Husky of all time.
So..How can we build bridges with a great dude like Caron so that he would want to show his financial appreciation for the great time he had in Storrs??
From what I've read from Caron, he will hold off on coming back to the university while the KO thing is done. After that? We'll see.
Agreed..There are more NBA guys.. UConn alumni.. Who should be doing the right thing for their college as other NBA guys are doing for their schools.. Advancing the brand of their school and showing their appreciation. In a word..gratitude..From another thread, I forget the original source but as long as the KO thing is hanging out there Caron is going to hold off from being involved with the university. Hurley has made overtures to him already to come back to campus, but he is waiting it out for now. It sounds like Hurley and co. are doing what they can to get alumni involved and back to campus as we have seen already between Shabazz, Jalen, Kentan, Brimah, Drummond, Shonn Miller, Gibbs, and other alumni back to campus in his first two years already. Hopefully the KO thing comes to a conclusion soon so we can get legends like CB back to Storrs.
Were you around the 'yard then? It was a steady topic of conversation here. Then when we DID get him, the NCAA got all itchy-twitchy about how he got to prep school, etc.
Maine Central Institute (MCI), right?
Yeah, and here's the story on the NCAA getting all wonky -- which they didn't do until after he committed to UConn.Maine Central Institute (MCI), right?
Come on you want the guy around for financial reasons..........sadSo..How can we build bridges with a great dude like Caron so that he would want to show his financial appreciation for the great time he had in Storrs??
The quintessential Calhoun Husky. Sad that he was kind of stuck in the middle of those 2 ships.
S.O.P. to work with successful alumni/former employees/coaches/entrepreneurs towards meeting some of the financial challenges of an institution.. In the case of pro athletes.. It is frequently done in some way/shape/or form at other schools..Of course you would have to be philanthropically motivated for some reason for this to be of interest.. Calhoun/Werth/Gampel come to mind at UConnCome on you want the guy around for financial reasons..........sad
I just find it wrong to want a guy to come around not because he’s a great guy or good for the program but because you want something from himS.O.P. to work with successful alumni/former employees/coaches/entrepreneurs towards meeting some of the financial challenges of an institution.. In the case of pro athletes.. It is frequently done in some way/shape/or form at other schools..Of course you would have to be philanthropically motivated for some reason for this to be of interest.. Calhoun/Werth/Gampel come to mind at UConn
Caron is just an example..Why does UConn have Ray A as a Board Member for the UConn Foundation?? I was responding to a post saying that Caron and others were holding back coming back on campus. ..DH is trying to build bridges with former players.. I actually think its sad that they wouldn't want to positively impact future generations of students and athletes at their former schools by giving back..Different strokes..I just find it wrong to want a guy to come around not because he’s a great guy or good for the program but because you want something from him
He will be back when the time is right, and I’ll be happy to see him if he brings his check book or notCaron is just an example..Why does UConn have Ray A as a Board Member for the UConn Foundation?? I was responding to a post saying that Caron and others were holding back coming back on campus. ..DH is trying to build bridges with former players.. I actually think its sad that they wouldn't want to positively impact future generations of students and athletes at their former schools by giving back..Different strokes..