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Any news on the Hurley to uconn front?
Yes. He might sign with UConn.
Any news on the Hurley to uconn front?
I also heard he might notYes. He might sign with UConn.
If I got Elizabeth Hurley, that would be pretty satisfying too.
I heard he also might not
FWIW Jeff Jacobs' original tweet that UConn is closing in on hiring Hurley has been deleted.
DOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDFWIW Jeff Jacobs' original tweet that UConn is closing in on hiring Hurley has been deleted.
FWIW Jeff Jacobs' original tweet that UConn is closing in on hiring Hurley has been deleted.
But what does it MEAN!?!?FWIW Jeff Jacobs' original tweet that UConn is closing in on hiring Hurley has been deleted.
Here's what I'm rolling with...keeper league where we lock the guys up we wanna keep, the long term deals run through the years listed:
well he hasn't deleted his RT of his NHR piece from yesterday (the 19th) that said UConn was pushing to get it done...FWIW Jeff Jacobs' original tweet that UConn is closing in on hiring Hurley has been deleted.
This thread is kind of like a filibuster at this point. We should start working out shifts.This is now the 9th largest thread, lets keep going guys!
Yeah, maybe you missed it. I don't donate to football and don't really care about UConn football until such time as they can be nationally relevant for more than 5 minutes. I donate to Uconn basketball and, again, MY donations have funded UConn basketball infinitely more than YOUR taxes. Not all of the state of CT's taxes - YOUR taxes. Go do the math. I'll wait.
I fairly certain you have not donated more than state taxpayers have paid - and the UConn Senate University Budget Committee (SUBC) says as much.
https://senate.uconn.edu/wp-content...Senate-UBC-Report-on-AD-Subsidy-to-Senate.pdf
On the whole the UConn athletic department is now heavily subsidized. If your aren't familiar with public budgeting terminology, in this case "subsidy" means State appropriations to UConn. ANd for the record, this doesn't even account for capital expenditure (like the Gample roof).
- Between 2005 and 2017, expenditures for the AD grew 70% from $47 million to $80 million.
- During this same period, despite numerous high-profile achievements in women’s and men’s basketball, earned revenues increased by less than 10%.
- Fairly stagnant revenues meant that most (83%) of the $33 million increase in the Athletics budget has been subsidized by UConn; an additional $8.3 million comes from mandatory student fees.
- The subsidy has increased by a factor of almost nine from $3.5 million in 2005 to an estimated $31 million in 2017.
- The extent to which the AD budget is subsidized grew from 7.3% in 2005 to 38.6% in 2017.
- Only one of UConn’s sports teams—men’s basketball—receives sufficient direct revenues to cover its costs.
- Despite the outstanding achievements made by the women’s basketball team during the period of analysis, the low revenues for women’s sports compared to men’s, resulted in the team being subsidized.
- UConn’s football team was the team with the largest deficit in absolute dollar terms, requiring a subsidy of $7.5 million for 2014.
FWIW Jeff Jacobs' original tweet that UConn is closing in on hiring Hurley has been deleted.
I think it’s shows dedication to the teamImagine if Hurley or anyone in his family or camp came here to take the temperature of the fan base and saw this thread... He'd be hightailing it to Pitt
This will hurt Jacobs more than the universityI still see the tweet kind of.
I question your commitment to the program.I'm checking out for the night. Hope I wake up to some news--good or bad. Just want this wrapped up. Goodnight, Boneyard
Not even midnightI'm checking out for the night. Hope I wake up to some news--good or bad. Just want this wrapped up. Goodnight, Boneyard