you are probably right, Mora has been reading the BY and wants to improve his sullied reputation. All is forgiven !!
Who knows whether he actually did or not but he knows the people at the university, the facilities, the reputation of the school and that its a great campus. And he enjoyed his time here. Maybe he is a good guy who who help a kid make a life decision by sharing his experiences.
Relax, the whole issue was split down the middle and is now a matter of jest.
If I could like this post 100 times I would. My sentiments exactly.
Nice, I like Hoffman. I remember him having a couple TFLs last year, I think against FIU, when the rest of the D Line had been struggling to generate pressure and thinking he should probably play more.
Mora will turn 65 this year and it was inevitable that he was going to leave UConn either due to his age or due to his desire to go out West. He did a great job of turning around and stabilizing UConn football and we all should be grateful for that. I think he was resource constrained at UConn which lead to him hiring young inexpensive coaches and recruiting relatively inexpensive players in the portal which meant he hit his ceiling at UConn without more resources. I've been impressed with Candle's coaching hires and his portal recruiting so it appears there are more resources now for UConn football. I think we should thank Mora for what he accomplished and be excited for the future with Candle.
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If your boss leaves for a better company, and thinks he has a position for you that might be better for you, would you want him to not talk to you about it because it's not in the interest of your company/ his former employer? That's not an unreasonable position but I think most people would come out on the other side.
Depends upon details of contract. Ie Separation agreement not allowing pilfering. I’m sure NILs could contain language similar to not allowing one too work for a competitor for set period of time.
Isn’t this horse dead? Can we get back on topic here.
There has been no allegation by anyone that Mora violated any restrictive covenant. So assuming that AG Tong is perfectly capable of defending the State if a high level employee is harming it by violating a restrictive covenant (AG Tong is so capable), your answer to the question would be what?
I agree with the dead horse post. Can we move on?
It's U of San Diego, a small (6k) Catholic school, not to be confused with SDSU (40k public) or UCSD (50k public).
USD, Joey Calcaterra’s initial university before metamorphosing in to far more renowned UConn national champion Joey California!
Not Giants HC John Harbaugh, but yes for kid brother Jim.
