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Purdue's Post Mortem
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The Sunday Zoom call media tweets suddenly stopped after the last one…
Spanos lost his father to Covid last week:
Spanos, his voice painfully hoarse from his first week as head coach, “brought new energy into the building,” Krajewski said, but he was also coaching with a heavy heart, having lost his father to COVID-19 a few days after getting his head coaching opportunity. Spanos kept his grief private, just told his players to call their parents, tell them they love them.
And he asked for more patience, despite another cartoonish loss.
“Fans, I know don’t want to hear, ‘Be patient,’” Spanos said, “but, please be patient. We’re trying to get this right. We’re going to get this right.”
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Spanos, his voice painfully hoarse from his first week as head coach, “brought new energy into the building,” Krajewski said, but he was also coaching with a heavy heart, having lost his father to COVID-19 a few days after getting his head coaching opportunity. Spanos kept his grief private, just told his players to call their parents, tell them they love them.
And he asked for more patience, despite another cartoonish loss.
“Fans, I know don’t want to hear, ‘Be patient,’” Spanos said, “but, please be patient. We’re trying to get this right. We’re going to get this right.”
Dom Amore: Even as UConn football sinks lower, Fiesta Bowl Huskies keep the faith
In a sense, it really was like old times for UConn football Saturday. The veterans of the Fiesta Bowl had returned home and their coach had, once again, left the building. “It’s tough. …
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like his predecessor? He actually made passes down field over 5 yards now weather the ball was caught or not after it hit the WR hands isn’t on him
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Spanos lost his father to Covid last week:
Spanos, his voice painfully hoarse from his first week as head coach, “brought new energy into the building,” Krajewski said, but he was also coaching with a heavy heart, having lost his father to COVID-19 a few days after getting his head coaching opportunity. Spanos kept his grief private, just told his players to call their parents, tell them they love them.
And he asked for more patience, despite another cartoonish loss.
“Fans, I know don’t want to hear, ‘Be patient,’” Spanos said, “but, please be patient. We’re trying to get this right. We’re going to get this right.”
Dom Amore: Even as UConn football sinks lower, Fiesta Bowl Huskies keep the faith
In a sense, it really was like old times for UConn football Saturday. The veterans of the Fiesta Bowl had returned home and their coach had, once again, left the building. “It’s tough. …
I just want to personally thank Coach Spanos for guiding UConn Football through a tumultuous week with grace & dignity. To do it all while losing his father during the same week is going beyond the call of duty.
I know the result on Saturday was nowhere near what we were hoping to see. But I really appreciate his efforts and truly believe he’ll do whatever possible to get this team to improve.
Spanos is an easy guy to root for.
I wish him & his family peace and comfort.