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ACC nor PAC is an option.so if we can't get into B12, ACC could be option. Or, even football only in Pac12, if it remains in place.
ACC nor PAC is an option.so if we can't get into B12, ACC could be option. Or, even football only in Pac12, if it remains in place.
TCU had an outlier sports year with FB reaching final, baseball reaching semi-final, and MBB in tourney.Wait.... what else does TCU have besides football?
Geography, state flagship, basketball, P5, and possibly available.I don't see the appeal of Arizona. If I'm the Big 12 I grab ASU and either stop at 14 or take Utah and UConn to get to 16.
We’re kind of insufferable at times.
I'm not. He's been all over the place having us in an out then and again then out again. It seems like he's reacting to stuff that's flying around the Twitter verse more than actually having a source.Are we sure this guy is key lol
He has no inside info and posts often and randomly. Trying to build his followership.I'm not. He's been all over the place having us in an out then and again then out again. It seems like he's reacting to stuff that's flying around the Twitter verse more than actually having a source.
The boneyard has become a sequel to the usual suspects. Is GoKu keyser soze or is he someone “in the know” sending anonymous but valuable info? Who knows. Remeber this, the “greatest trick the devil ever pulled was convincing The Boneyard he did not exist.”I'm not. He's been all over the place having us in an out then and again then out again. It seems like he's reacting to stuff that's flying around the Twitter verse more than actually having a source.
The question becomes sustainability. Eventually the music will stop and there will be no more chairs. The longer we aren't sitting comfortably the greater the chance we are left out.Whether or not the Big 12 invite materializes, we are well-positioned for the future. With the most recent championship, the UConn brand is stronger than ever. As I’ve said before, Coach Mora is the most important person in the athletic department because perception can become reality and the current national perception of UConn football is negative. He can and will change that narrative. Not sure about the timing, but the upheaval in college athletics will work in our favor and we’ll end up in a power conference.
Mora won't be here long term if we don't get into a P5 conference. If you read between the lines of his comments, it is readily apparent.Whether or not the Big 12 invite materializes, we are well-positioned for the future. With the most recent championship, the UConn brand is stronger than ever. As I’ve said before, Coach Mora is the most important person in the athletic department because perception can become reality and the current national perception of UConn football is negative. He can and will change that narrative. Not sure about the timing, but the upheaval in college athletics will work in our favor and we’ll end up in a power conference.
The question becomes sustainability. Eventually the music will stop and there will be no more chairs. The longer we aren't sitting comfortably the greater the chance we are left out.
My best guess, is those 2 schools were vocal against signing a GOR with the Pac. They gonna turn around and sign one with the Big12? Tough to see that. The Big12 would be silly to allow themselves to be used.
1. Fingers crossedI agree but am not worried. We are too good athletically, academically, and geographically for permanent P5 shutout. One of the following will happen:
We just need to keep on winning and things will work out.
- We are invited to the Big XII this summer.
- We are invited to the Big XII next year once our football team has an 8 win season this fall.
- We are invited to the ACC to replace the schools that leave for the B1G or SEC (UNC, FSU, Clemson, GT).
If a top 10 TCU or Baylor is in town I think we’ll get a crowd lolHere’s my question…
Are the fans ready? I get the whole ‘it’s been 10 years since we’ve had a coach and been in a position to win more than 3 games’ rationale.
But, if UConn gets into P5, especially Big 12 which is big time football schools, will fans show up? I have zero doubt winning 8-9 games and having meaningful games against ranked opponents will help.
But what happens in the early years when we’re building up.
Reading some comments from anti UConn folks I want nothing more than to show how much UConn can deliver. But it really is on the fans too.
Getting in and having 20K in the stands isn’t a good look.
I liken your question to when Miami left & UConn was asked to join the OBE football conference a year early. FHCRE came out & said that UConn would be ready. Crowds that first year were great & exuberant.Here’s my question…
Are the fans ready? I get the whole ‘it’s been 10 years since we’ve had a coach and been in a position to win more than 3 games’ rationale.
But, if UConn gets into P5, especially Big 12 which is big time football schools, will fans show up? I have zero doubt winning 8-9 games and having meaningful games against ranked opponents will help.
But what happens in the early years when we’re building up.
Reading some comments from anti UConn folks I want nothing more than to show how much UConn can deliver. But it really is on the fans too.
Getting in and having 20K in the stands isn’t a good look.
I fear the Big12 adds Arizona and stops until 2031 when the ACC GOR expires. At that point…
UVA, UNC, Washington, Oregon to Big10
Clemson, FSU, Miami, Ga Tech to SEC
Duke, Louisville, NC State, Va Tech to Big 12
Cuse, BC, Wake, Pitt join Big East and link up with OrSU, Wazzu, Utah, Cal, Stanford for football only league
The fanbase needs to be "regrown". In my original 8 ticket group, 5 moved out of state, 1 has serious medical issues and i went from single to having a family. We were the young ticket holders in our early twenties. When i dropped season it was cause UConn screwed up my seats and gave them to someone else and moved us back 2 rows. The guys in my group were incensed. I plan on being all in on seasons again in a few years when I'm not so involved in my kids activities.Here’s my question…
Are the fans ready? I get the whole ‘it’s been 10 years since we’ve had a coach and been in a position to win more than 3 games’ rationale.
But, if UConn gets into P5, especially Big 12 which is big time football schools, will fans show up? I have zero doubt winning 8-9 games and having meaningful games against ranked opponents will help.
But what happens in the early years when we’re building up.
Reading some comments from anti UConn folks I want nothing more than to show how much UConn can deliver. But it really is on the fans too.
Getting in and having 20K in the stands isn’t a good look.
If UConn is competetive playing top 25 caliber teams, the Rent will be at capacity. IF UConn wins, this fanbase will travel. Its as simple as that. Give us something to cheer for and this fanbase is as good and as supportive as any.The fanbase needs to be "regrown". In my original 8 ticket group, 5 moved out of state, 1 has serious medical issues and i went from single to having a family. We were the young ticket holders in our early twenties. When i dropped season it was cause UConn screwed up my seats and gave them to someone else and moved us back 2 rows. The guys in my group were incensed. I plan on being all in on seasons again in a few years when I'm not so involved in my kids activities.
The original Rent fan base was getting too old as P was tanking the program and well the other 2 guys didn't exactly make you want to spend your falls watching the team. Mora is Him. Hopefully the team shows improvement thia year regardless of what happens with CR.
I want to believe him too. People that answer questions in short, direct sentences repeatedly in CR probably know something or have a connection inside the athletic department.I get the impression that he has a decent source, but CR is so fluid that even the best source will often be wrong.
Review past history in hockey as a future indicator for FB. The prevaling wisdom was that during UConn's first year in Hockey East that they would not win a game. In their home opener they took down BC. They got a few victories against the HE that first year. They did not finish last. Since that year they have risen in measured fashion, almost respectfully, to near the top of Hockey East.Here’s my question…
Are the fans ready? I get the whole ‘it’s been 10 years since we’ve had a coach and been in a position to win more than 3 games’ rationale.
But, if UConn gets into P5, especially Big 12 which is big time football schools, will fans show up? I have zero doubt winning 8-9 games and having meaningful games against ranked opponents will help.
But what happens in the early years when we’re building up.
Reading some comments from anti UConn folks I want nothing more than to show how much UConn can deliver. But it really is on the fans too.
Getting in and having 20K in the stands isn’t a good look.
My thought is that he/she works for either UConn or KU and the objective is to keep the UConn fan base calm. Equally likely is that the person is who he/she says they are. Are there posts on other boards that we know about?I don't get the trolling vibe at all. He could be wrong, but he's been posting here for months with a pretty even keeled demeanor.
Would be an exceedingly bizarre way for someone to waste their time.
He could be someone AD Dave planted here to keep the natives from going completely insane.My thought is that he/she works for wither UConn or KU and the objective is to keep the UConn fan base calm. Equally likely is that the person is who he/she says they are. Are there posts on other boards that we know about?
My thought is that he/she works for wither UConn or KU and the objective is to keep the UConn fan base calm. Equally likely is that the person is who he/she says they are. Are there posts on other boards that we know about?