Something AUKUS or Buildsubmarines.com would look pretty hard. Would blend in nicely with Pratt and Whitney. All in MIC.
Pratt & Whitney will not be happy if UConn brings in GE, their main competitor, and a coalition to hire engineering talent away from RTX to General Dynamics.General Electric, paying well over market value.
If Olympians can use it to fund their training, why can't UConn?!Go with a natural business model.
Who shows up to UConn football games?
Only Fans.
Y'think?Pratt & Whitney will not be happy if UConn brings in GE, their main competitor, and a coalition to hire engineering talent away from RTX to General Dynamics.
Go with a natural business model.
Who shows up to UConn football games?
Only Fans.
How about ESPN.some CT/Northeast companies to reach out to (some super unlikely, some more likely):
- BIC
- Terex
- Diageo (now in NY)
- Sikorsky/LM (yes competitor but longgggtime former sister company to PW which has lots of CT history together under UTC)
- Subway (I could see this happening, it's the kind of company that would advertise in cfb)
- webster bank
- CSE Credit Union (no money but free advertising for ourselves, ultimately...I think? I assume CSE and uconn is ultimately 1 and the same)
- UConn Health (no money but free advertising for ourselves, ultimately)
- the casinos (personally not a fan of putting this on the field, but i know sports and betting go hand in hand, and they're already partnered with our basketball programs so i assume it's easier to just scale that deal than start fresh)
- The insurance comapnies in HFD (boring and predictable but money is money)
- Pepperidge farm
- Priceline/Kayak/Booking.com
- Dunkin (scale our existing relationship w them - if needed, also leverage yardgoats/ddpark relationship)
and on and on.
personally i don't like the idea of plastering logos on things, it starts looking like a money starved development league, like basketball in europe (logos everywhere on uniforms and floor, no clue even who the team names actually are) --- but i get it..we can't keep falling behind further and further.
Personally i hope advertising never comes to the uniforms. that is just awful... in European semi-pro football leagues (american football), they advertise on the jerseys, pants, and even helmets. It is truly an eyesore.
If the money is right, that could be quite the hook up.When I saw the Madison Reed logo on the basketball court, I got it confused with Ashley Madison!!! So for football if you want buzz, get Ashley Madison!!
This might be the best idea ever to come from this board. We can even do meet and greats with the greatest Only Fans models!Go with a natural business model.
Who shows up to UConn football games?
Only Fans.
There really isn't a whole lot left of GE.General Electric, paying well over market value.
Go with a natural business model.
Who shows up to UConn football games?
Only Fans.
They hit the skids when they left Connecticut. They showed us!There really isn't a whole lot left of GE.
Reminds me of some of the Mexican soccer league uniforms that seem to have company names all over the kit. On the hand, it's sad that a major team can't attract a sponsor, but having a clean look to the kit is also a sight to behold.personally i don't like the idea of plastering logos on things, it starts looking like a money starved development league, like basketball in europe (logos everywhere on uniforms and floor, no clue even who the team names actually are) --- but i get it..we can't keep falling behind further and further.
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I believe it is now Lieutenant Electric!There really isn't a whole lot left of GE.
This might be the best idea ever to come from this board. We can even do meet and greats with the greatest Only Fans models!
Talk about family activities!
When I saw the Madison Reed logo on the basketball court, I got it confused with Ashley Madison!!! So for football if you want buzz, get Ashley Madison!!
Didn't see that. How much do I owe you?