Yup, in 20 minutes.Is he announcing today ??
Yes, schools give conditional releases all the time. Would be unusual for him to randomly block UCONN thoughupstater- is that even legal to do?
upstater- is that even legal to do?
upstater- is that even legal to do?
Really? How so? Stanley Robinson related?Yes, coaches do it all the time. And the fact is Gottfried hates UConn. He openly blamed his job loss at Alabama on Calhoun "cheating."
Really? How so? Stanley Robinson related?
Is this real? I think that loss established that when good teams hit every jump shot they blow people out.I don't know the background, but now that you mention Stanley, I wonder if that was it. When the investigation came down in 2009, Gottfried said, "Yeah, well, it's all good for the people who cheat and who are later spanked lightly on the hand, but what about the people they play by using unfair advantages? Part of my firing at Alabama was from losing big games to teams like UConn."
He was referring to the loss in 2004. That loss apparently established a perception about him and his program.
Is this real? I think that loss established that when good teams hit every jump shot they blow people out.
Is this real? I think that loss established that when good teams hit every jump shot they blow people out.
He was referring to the loss in 2004. That loss apparently established a perception about him and his program.
It's interesting if only because you rarely hear coaches or ex-coaches call people out by name like that. If he'd just said "cheaters" that'd be one thing, but to call out UConn is pretty amazing.It is very real. He was on ESPN when he said that.
It's true that phone calls represent the greatest threat to the integrity of college athletics, which is why UConn is not in the ACC today.But who is shooting the jump shot? Did Calhoun call Rashad every night to lure him from Florida to cold Storrs? Did he use a campus landline? At the very least, he could have used a cell and ditched it!
It's interesting if only because you rarely hear coaches or ex-coaches call people out by name like that. If he'd just said "cheaters" that'd be one thing, but to call out UConn is pretty amazing.
And seriously, there was no way Alabama was winning that game under any circumstances, so shut up, Mark.