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standard wardrobe style for DB since he arrived at UConn, probably beforeAs if the buttoned up polo wasn’t bad enough, now we’re adding a sports coat?
That’s just bookkeeping, you say? Well, then it also means UConn’s subsidy is closer to $20 million, not the $40 million figure some national sportswriters are all-too eager to write about.
Nah, not a concern. I just hate the look. It's part of my schtick.And this is a concern? I don't care if he wore coveralls, carried a rifle to the meetings and was chewing on a toothpick if he could save UConn athletics.
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>>Despite a relatively quick turnaround of a few weeks, alumni have managed to collect substantial pledge sums so far. Track and field alumni corralled nearly $1.6 million in pledges. Men’s golf has around $270,000 committed for the upcoming year and nearly $900,000 across the next five years, while tennis is up to $300,000.<<
Yea... swimming was conspicuously absent from that story this morning.Been seeing a lot of Track commits up on Instagram. Seems like full steam ahead and that makes me happy.
You plan on attending hockey, football and basketball games whilst making your line in the sand about not giving $? Maybe support the sports you are upset about losing versus trying to punish the school yet still getting every benefit that interests you?Mens Swiming. Gone
Mens Tennis. Gone
Mens Cross Country. Gone
Womens Rowing. Gone.
UConn athletics will never see another dime from me. Luckily, the move to the Big East makes basketball road games very accessible. Its not like you have to pay for football tickets. And I've got friends with hockey tickets.
I am one of those alums. Would be very sad indeed if that program goes under. We weren't that good when I was there, but they have made tremendous strides since. Would be a shame to see that progress stymied.Interesting to see what happens to the Golf team. I know a few of the former players personally who are involved with the fundraising efforts, which was run on the local news in CT recently. I know those alums were working very hard to infuse some funds into the program to hopefully keep it afloat.
You plan on attending hockey, football and basketball games whilst making your line in the sand about not giving $? Maybe support the sports you are upset about losing versus trying to punish the school yet still getting every benefit that interests you?
It sucks that sports are getting cut and real student athletes are losing out.