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you're very out of touch with modern americaBig f....ing deal, they can't take a half day for ONE Thursday night game during the season? F.....km. ☺️
you're very out of touch with modern americaBig f....ing deal, they can't take a half day for ONE Thursday night game during the season? F.....km. ☺️
And, since there is no need to stay for the whole game people who have to work the next day and live in Fairfield County can get home by 11pm if they leave at halftime.Big f....ing deal, they can't take a half day for ONE Thursday night game during the season? F.....km. ☺️
The perception is that he left UConn with an empty cupboard. That and his stealth are one of the reason people blame him Someone has to be blamed, after all. But reading thousands of posts, pretty much the prime actors are Hathaway, Edsall, Blumenthal, Manuel, Herbst, Pasqualoni, and Diaco. Add to that BC, FSU, and Cuse, all state legislators, and the population of Connecticut and that pretty much sums everything up.Why are people blaming Randy Edsall for the mess? The way he left was lousy but he didn't owe any loyalty to UConn. He took the UConn program to places many of us thought could never happen. I was at the ND game in 2009 and the Domers were ridiculing me for being a UConn fan but I was able to have the last laugh. I could never have imagined UConn going into Notre Dame stadium and coming out with a win. I thank RE for that. I'm glad he is back. The PP and BD s@#tshow was not RE's fault. Also, the entire driving time narrative has to go away. At worst its a two hour one way drive from anywhere in the state. That is at least what most people around the country drive to watch their team play a home game. As a midwest transplant who has gone to many Big10 games my only suggestion for UConn is if they ever get good again and money is available(two big ifs, I know) they should build a stadium on campus. They'll get bigger student attendance numbers and alumni love going back to campus for games. Enough open space for parking and tailgating is preferrable, too. I know it's a pipe dream but I read so many complaints about the Rent that I hope it will happen some day.
Oh yeah, and all their games are at night during the week. Brilliant.And, since there is no need to stay for the whole game people who have to work the next day and live in Fairfield County can get home by 11pm if they leave at halftime.
Buddy, I would bet a months salary that you haven't been to a UConn football or basketball game in around 40 years. ☺️And, since there is no need to stay for the whole game people who have to work the next day and live in Fairfield County can get home by 11pm if they leave at halftime.
I don't blame Moorhead one bit for grabbing the Fordham job when he did. Moorhead and Edsall recruited Mike Nebrich who had broken every passing record in the State of Virginia, and when PP came on board he pretty much relegated Nebrich to the sidelines in favor of walk on trick shot artist Johnny McEntee. Moorhead resigned that December and Nebrich became the Fordham QB the following Fall. Bad luck for Nebrich though when he blew his knee.From Chip Malafronte’s Sunday Gravy Column this morning:
>>It’s pretty much been all downhill since UConn football reached its zenith at the 2011 Fiesta Bowl. The tone for its precipitous drop was set in the first move by the school after Randy Edsall left for Maryland. UConn could have hired offensive coordinator Joe Moorhead. Instead, Paul Pasqualoni got the job and he quickly demoted Moorhead to quarterbacks coach.
Things worked out just fine for Moorhead, long considered a rising young coaching star. He left UConn later that year to become head coach at Fordham, where his success led to a job as Penn State’s offensive coordinator. He’s now the head coach at No. 18 Mississippi State.
Eight years later, UConn football is still trying to pick up the pieces.<<
Sigh...
Easier to move the campus to East Hartford.Why are people blaming Randy Edsall for the mess? The way he left was lousy but he didn't owe any loyalty to UConn. He took the UConn program to places many of us thought could never happen. I was at the ND game in 2009 and the Domers were ridiculing me for being a UConn fan but I was able to have the last laugh. I could never have imagined UConn going into Notre Dame stadium and coming out with a win. I thank RE for that. I'm glad he is back. The PP and BD s@#tshow was not RE's fault. Also, the entire driving time narrative has to go away. At worst its a two hour one way drive from anywhere in the state. That is at least what most people around the country drive to watch their team play a home game. As a midwest transplant who has gone to many Big10 games my only suggestion for UConn is if they ever get good again and money is available(two big ifs, I know) they should build a stadium on campus. They'll get bigger student attendance numbers and alumni love going back to campus for games. Enough open space for parking and tailgating is preferrable, too. I know it's a pipe dream but I read so many complaints about the Rent that I hope it will happen some day.