Does anyone know the estimated completion date (relatively) of the new facility?

[UConnCountry]

just curious

 

[Fishy]

It's almost done.

It just needs walls and a roof. And then basketball courts.

(Mid-2014).

 

[Sportsman5]

fishy is correct. goal is to be done by summer 2014 that way if it takes longer than it will still be complete by the start of practice next year.

the 20 minute joke is very old so just realize that you aren't funny if you answer with that

 

[Fishy]

The original completion date was in the fall of 2014, but the current expectation is that it will be completed prior to the summer - May, to be precise.

 

[Gurleyman]

fishy is correct. goal is to be done by summer 2014 that way if it takes longer than it will still be complete by the start of practice next year.

the 20 minute joke is very old so just realize that you aren't funny if you answer with that

He asked for a "completion date" - he didn't ask when it would be finished, so he didn't give the proper set-up line. Just wouldn't work, since "20 minutes" is not a date.

To be funny in this case, you'd have to, for example, say that the completion date is expected to be Sextober 69th.

 

[mauconnfan]

fishy is correct. goal is to be done by summer 2014 that way if it takes longer than it will still be complete by the start of practice next year.

the 20 minute joke is very old so just realize that you aren't funny if you answer with that

Slide it in the right thread it's still funny...........unless you have a the personality of a rock I guess!!!

And so is "that's what she said" if used correctly and not always!! LOL

 

[Sportsman5]

He asked for a "completion date" - he didn't ask when it would be finished, so he didn't give the proper set-up line. Just wouldn't work, since "20 minutes" is not a date.

To be funny in this case, you'd have to, for example, say that the completion date is expected to be s e xtober 69th.

People try to make it work with anything time related. It's like "that's what she said". you have to use it in the right context and only occasionally to be funny. It's used in multiple threads most weeks. I laughed the first few times. It's old.

 

[Palatine]

The 20 minute joke is still funny. It has entered the rarefied air of classic.

Now take my wife. Please.

 

[huskiesNhoos]

To be funny in this case, you'd have to, for example, say that the completion date is expected to be s e xtober 69th.

nailed it!

 

[Uconn93]

Check back in about 20 days

 

[UCDaveD]

FEBTOBER

 

[Scot-e]

We will know more in 20 minutes.

 

[uchusky32]

[Ie="Scot-e, post: 689823, member: 810"]We will know more in 20 minutes.[/quote]

It's been more than 20 minutes , any news?

 

[bmo22]

All you need to do is keep watching the live cam of the construction and you will eventually see the completion. Don't blink.

 

[caw]

All you need to do is keep watching the live cam of the construction and you will eventually see the completion. Don't blink.

6 straight hours man it's boring. Anyone want to take next watch?