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Mike Anthony ‏@ManthonyCourant 56m 56 minutes ago
Approximately 22,000 tickets have been distributed for UConn-Temple Friday night at Rentschler Field.

Mike Anthony/Courant Game Capsule: A Capsule Look: Temple (6-3) vs. UConn (3-6)

Injuries: Temple — CB Artrel Foster (shoulder), out; DL Sharif Finch (knee), out; K Austin Jones (leg), out; DL Julian Taylor (knee), out; CB Kareem Ali (doubtful), out; S Jyquis Thomas (undisclosed), doubtful; S Khiry Lucas (undisclosed), questionable; UConn — LB Connor Freeborn (leg), out; C Dan Oak (undisclosed), out; LG Tommy Hopkins (leg), out.

ther connections: UConn has 10 players from Pennsylvania – TE Alec Bloom (Ligonier), LB Chris Britton (Harrisburg), LB Luke Carrezola (Langhorne), WR Mason Donaldson (Allentown), P Brett Graham (State College), LB Jon Hicks (Palmyra), LB Junior Joseph (Sinking Spring), WR Brian Lemelle (Harrisburg), DL Kevin Murphy(Westchester). Temple has three players from Connecticut – QB Logan Marchi (Bristol), OL Jaelin Robinson (New Haven), WR Isaiah Wright (West Hartford). Wright, a freshman, is third on the team in rushing with 174 yards on 32 carries.
 
Little disappointed on the offense comment. On offense we can do what the players we have can do.

That's crap. Especially from him.

If shirreffs isn't progressing, time for a change.
 
Fuller: Temple at UConn football: 5 things to watch

>>2. At a loss: Only four FBS teams have given up more tackles for loss than the 69 allowed by the Huskies. Temple senior Haason Reddick is the national leader with 16.5 tackles behind the line of scrimmage, which could be a recipe for failure. Reddick only had two tackles and one tackle for loss in last year’s game against the Huskies. Keeping him from living in the backfield is of paramount importance.<<

Throw in the #116 ranking for sacks allowed @ 25 through 9 games and...
 
The grief Bob is getting is completely deserved but, unlike PP who I hated for mailing it in I feel bad for Bob. I want him to succeed. I believe that he believes that fortune cookie word salad that comes out of his mouth every week. I believe that he works really hard. The results are just not there and that is the problem. My fear is that the players might tune him out. My other fear is that he is not a HC.

C'mon Bob send us to Boston with some hope and come back needing a win vs. Tulane to go bowling.
 
SubbaBub said:
The grief Bob is getting is completely deserved but, unlike PP who I hated for mailing it in I feel bad for Bob. I want him to succeed. I believe that he believes that fortune cookie word salad that comes out of his mouth every week. I believe that he works really hard. The results are just not there and that is the problem. My fear is that the players might tune him out. My other fear is that he is not a HC.

C'mon Bob send us to Boston with some hope and come back needing a win vs. Tulane to go bowling.
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This is exactly how I feel. I met BD--he's a really nice guy. Crazy as the day is long, but really nice. He works hard and I think he genuinely cares about his players. It sucks watching his ship sink.
 
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huskymedic said:
Fuller: Temple at UConn football: 5 things to watch

>>2. At a loss: Only four FBS teams have given up more tackles for loss than the 69 allowed by the Huskies. Temple senior Haason Reddick is the national leader with 16.5 tackles behind the line of scrimmage, which could be a recipe for failure. Reddick only had two tackles and one tackle for loss in last year’s game against the Huskies. Keeping him from living in the backfield is of paramount importance.<<

Throw in the #116 ranking for sacks allowed @ 25 through 9 games and...
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Fuller:Temple presents challenge for new UConn offensive coordinator David Corley
 
The "no comments" in the Day's comments section says it all--apathy.
 
SubbaBub said:
The grief Bob is getting is completely deserved but, unlike PP who I hated for mailing it in I feel bad for Bob. I want him to succeed. I believe that he believes that fortune cookie word salad that comes out of his mouth every week. I believe that he works really hard. The results are just not there and that is the problem. My fear is that the players might tune him out. My other fear is that he is not a HC.

C'mon Bob send us to Boston with some hope and come back needing a win vs. Tulane to go bowling.
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I think you hit it. I really want the guy to succeed. he is working really hard, he's likeable but he is also way over his head. When he gets dumped I can see him going back as a DC somewhere for a couple of years then maybe a head coach at Fordham or Delaware or someplace where he will be moderately successful.
 
jake byczko@Jakebyczko 1 hour ago
UConn game tonight #BeatTemple

2017 LB/DE Commit from Lawrence Academy in MA
 
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What is the over and under on how many time Diaco charges on to the field clapping his hands?
 
"Fortune cookie word salad" going into the lexicon.
 
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