UCONN and the MAC.

[Patman]

From a financial standpoint, the only option which moves the needle is an invite from a power conference. All of these G5 options provide solutions for scheduling and bowl invites, but won’t solve our financial woes.

Winning solves those problems, I want to win.

 

[Sole]

it seems something has to be done.. we took a step back this year, our coach is mouthing off about how dire our situation is…DB knows a lot more about our situation then we do.. he knows if the Mac would even take us, he knows if Mora would rather be in the mac then being independent.. he knows how hard it is to schedule games as a independent … he doesn’t know how the fans will respond, he doesn’t know how many fans will come to the rent.. but I think if we stay on the course we are on now we are trouble..i have trust DB will make the right choice whatever that is

 

[Fairfield_1st]

A nip is all it takes. Plus we have the Berkshires. Makes more sense than SDSU.

For those of you who might hike the Appalachian Trail in the winter weather, please be careful. I don't want to hear about any nip slips!
Ba-dum-tssh! I'll be here all week. Try the veal!

 

[AZHuskiePop]

The MAC is not a great option as is CUSA or Sunbelt because of revenue and exposure .
Except a P conference
the only Football only conferences we should be pursuing is
The PAC/MW
or the AAC
Use basketball as a hook both men’s and women’s
Why because
both generate more revenue and have better television exposure than Indy .
You can still have 2-3 buy games against P opponents .
The former has an advantage in Prestige
The latter is close to that regional conference with preferred scheduling and is in better markets with much easier access from Hartford .
Basketball games with Memphis or even FAU can replace some cupcakes . A winter trip to Boca isn’t a bad deal
or a women’s game with USF
Get it done . But the league is not as important as your success in it . If we’re contending for a title the Rent would be sold out against ECU . or Nevada Reno

 

[Travelman6]

For those of you who might hike the Appalachian Trail in the winter weather, please be careful. I don't want to hear about any nip slips!
Ba-dum-tssh! I'll be here all week. Try the veal!

 

[Kolumbo]

For those of you who might hike the Appalachian Trail in the winter weather, please be careful. I don't want to hear about any nip slips!
Ba-dum-tssh! I'll be here all week. Try the veal!

I watched "Into Thin Air," "Everest," and the Sopranos "Pine Barrens" episode. No winter hiking for me. We go by car.

 

[Fairfield_1st]

Every pervert knows what a nip slip is. You must not be a perv. Only google on the home computer in incognito mode

 

[NEforceUConn]

MAC/CUSA?

 

[billybud]

I walked the Appalachian Trail...from one side to the other on Blood Mountain...it must have been six feet.

 

[AZHuskiePop]

I walked the Appalachian Trail...from one side to the other on Blood Mountain...it must have been six feet.

I at least beat you
I did about 10 miles from Kent (Ct) to Cornwall with my then 8 year old son and a group of cub scouts.
There were some tight spots with some drops . Pretty scary challenge for that age .