Jeff Jacobs with a bucket of cold water

[Dooley]

Oh brother... not all that again. How did initiating the idea of suing leagues. commissioners, schools, etc work out the last time for Uconn football's advancement ? Even suggesting on message boards that Uconn football should consider lawsuits again if things don't go their way is not helpful to Uconn's football quest to get themselves to a P5 Conf. league. But thats just me 2 cents worth here as an outsider looking in.

I don't care what happened the last time. If UCONN, who wants to play in a P5 conference AND has demonstrated that it can financially support very competitive athletics at the highest level, can prove that they are being unfairly shut out from competing, then , UCONN should sue. Not just UCONN either. This should go for any school that wants in and has shown a history of success.

It's not just about football program growth. We are also talking about the continued growth of our state's flagship and local economies.

 

[Fishy]

Who are we supposed to sue in this instance?

Everyone?

It's a non-starter.

 

[buddy]

I didn't threaten you (or anyone else here ) with any" cheap shot"( as far as I can tell anyway from my reread of my own remarks). If you took my remarks as " a cheapshot ", I'm sorry that you took it that way, as that certainly was not my intent at all. If you believe that a future lawsuit should be considered if Uconn football does not get into a P5 conf, you are entitled to that assessment as a possible consideration. But I don't believe that its a " cheap shot " if I suggest to you that such a consideration ( and using history as our guide ) of a future lawsuit would be anything but counterproductive to Uconn football's future aspirations.

You are a BC insurgent. You cannot be trusted.