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Twitter mention is down. I suppose like all things viral, you don't know when it might be viewed or RT'ed to hell. I thought it was a relatively safe bet. :)
 
My semi-trained eye says that banner is roughly 56 ft long.

The "S" looks like it's 8' x 10'

That's if the glass panels above it are 4x8 adjusted for the perspective.
 
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The field looks TERRIFIC! Grass is really green for November! Should be a great game!!!!
 
Dooley said:
Yes sir. If this is developing into a contest, here are my rules:

1. UCONN logo must fully cover anything "Syracuse"
2. Must be hung or remain hanging during the game so that we can all see it (and enjoy it)
3. A picture of it must be taken to document this (would love to have it posted here)
4. First sign that meets these above requirements gets paid
Disclaimer: Do not get yourself arrested. If security tells you "no", then no means no. I'm not bailing anyone out of jail. I'm paying for a UCONN sign to be hung over "Syracuse" of the left field banner ad inside the stadium. No property destruction or any other criminal activity.
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I think the Attorneys who contribute to this board would advise against anything that covers or otherwise hinders advertising for which the Cuse pays. We'd be better served by not drawing attention to the things. I'm always surprised that a school that produces so many outstanding Madison Avenue types is relegated to "one-off" (unlinked/uncoordinated) type stadium and cab-top signage. I've been told by Cuse grads, by the way, that it's a waste of money.
 
You guys would probably make the front page of ESPN and the headline would read, "UConn fans cause death penalty for FB program". I can just see it now.....:p
 
A blurb in an article about our O-Line improvement stated this:

UConn, which is favored by 4.5, could be the next football program to begin a relationship with the Yankees organization, according to Mark Holtzman, the Yankees' executive director of non-baseball events. He told the media in New York in March in a press conference about the UConn-Army game: "I wanted to have you guys play here for many years. ... we want you to consider Yankee Stadium down the road your home away from home, and hopefully this is the start of many games that you'll be playing here in the future."

Unfortunately for us our prior regime never considered this as it would have required actual work on their part.

PS - here's the article
http://www.courant.com/sports/uconn-football/hc-uconn-football-1107-20141106-story.html
 
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FfldCntyFan said:
A blurb in an article about our O-Line improvement stated this:

UConn, which is favored by 4.5, could be the next football program to begin a relationship with the Yankees organization, according to Mark Holtzman, the Yankees' executive director of non-baseball events. He told the media in New York in March in a press conference about the UConn-Army game: "I wanted to have you guys play here for many years. ... we want you to consider Yankee Stadium down the road your home away from home, and hopefully this is the start of many games that you'll be playing here in the future."

Unfortunately for us our prior regime never considered this as it would have required actual work on their part.

PS - here's the article
http://www.courant.com/sports/uconn-football/hc-uconn-football-1107-20141106-story.html
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saw that, is good to highlight... giving lower fairfield county some exposure, and getting us into the city footprint should be positive for our brand... that and winning there of course...
 
FfldCntyFan said:
A blurb in an article about our O-Line improvement stated this:

UConn, which is favored by 4.5, could be the next football program to begin a relationship with the Yankees organization, according to Mark Holtzman, the Yankees' executive director of non-baseball events. He told the media in New York in March in a press conference about the UConn-Army game: "I wanted to have you guys play here for many years. ... we want you to consider Yankee Stadium down the road your home away from home, and hopefully this is the start of many games that you'll be playing here in the future."

Unfortunately for us our prior regime never considered this as it would have required actual work on their part.

PS - here's the article
http://www.courant.com/sports/uconn-football/hc-uconn-football-1107-20141106-story.html
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Oh, the irony. During the Orlavsky buildup year to full 1-A status, UConn games were broadcast on the YES Network. I vividly remember watching the Huskies play at Buffalo in one such contest. Too bad that the relationship didn't bloom as a result of this.
 
FfldCntyFan said:
A blurb in an article about our O-Line improvement stated this:

UConn, which is favored by 4.5, could be the next football program to begin a relationship with the Yankees organization, according to Mark Holtzman, the Yankees' executive director of non-baseball events. He told the media in New York in March in a press conference about the UConn-Army game: "I wanted to have you guys play here for many years. ... we want you to consider Yankee Stadium down the road your home away from home, and hopefully this is the start of many games that you'll be playing here in the future."

Unfortunately for us our prior regime never considered this as it would have required actual work on their part.

PS - here's the article
http://www.courant.com/sports/uconn-football/hc-uconn-football-1107-20141106-story.html
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Seems absurd that it has taken this long for UCONN to finally play a game in NYC. With the public battle going on between the B1G and ACC for the #1 DMA, you would think that it's fairly obvious that playing games in said market would be a great way to get out of the AAC. This program has been on cruise control for far too long and comments like this from Holtzman only point to that.
 
Dooley said:
Seems absurd that it has taken this long for UCONN to finally play a game in NYC. With the public battle going on between the B1G and ACC for the #1 DMA, you would think that it's fairly obvious that playing games in said market would be a great way to get out of the AAC. This program has been on cruise control for far too long and comments like this from Holtzman only point to that.
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I dont know the issue with the Tennessee series but if we needed to move it for my eyeballs - Do it!
 
Bonehead said:
I dont know the issue with the Tennessee series but if we needed to move it for my eyeballs - Do it!
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Who knows what's going on there? I know Tennessee wanted to play at the race track (I'm not a NASCAR fan but admit that the concept is really cool) so it might have had to do with scheduling around that. The series is "suspended", whatever that means, so I'm hoping it will stay signed...even if it means moving our end of the deal to Yankee Stadium (or Gillette).
 
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There should be plenty of 'blockers' to allow a clean break for the endzone!!

I would think even Army fans would agree with the adjustment!

Specialist Husky has been VERY Quiet...I like that!
 
FfldCntyFan said:
according to Mark Holtzman, the Yankees' executive director of non-baseball events. He told the media in New York in March in a press conference about the UConn-Army game: "I wanted to have you guys play here for many years. ... we want you to consider Yankee Stadium down the road your home away from home, and hopefully this is the start of many games that you'll be playing here in the future."
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And we want you to consider burning the stupid sign depicting some upstate private college as NY's team. Let's make it happen, Mark!
 
If we can't cover up the Syracuse can we just add "most likely to have a NCAA championship vacated." after the word "team"?
 
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