Will it be Yale?

[FfldCntyFan]

could be fun ... I don't have the attachment that most of the old timers on here do .... If this were to happen I'm curious how the seating would be handled.

There's something to be said about taking a piss in a trough with 70 other guys.

 

[Husky7793]

LMAO!!! And, especially after a few rounds of tailgating. Yes, I almost forgot that part of the good ole days at Yale Bowl, or the 15-20 minute walk to/from the parking lot and the field.

 

[gioff23]

Again, you do realize JEFF HATHAWAY IS STILL EMPLOYED BY THE AD, AS OF TODAY. Don't let that get in the way of your nonsensical rant.

Dear Dan malloy, Jr.,

Yes, JH is still on the payroll. No, he is not employed by or acting as AD. He is technically an employee of UConn, not the AD. We all know he was effctively severed. There is a minor difference, but don't let that get in the way of your otherwise factual statement.

 

[businesslawyer]

There's something to be said about taking a piss in a trough with 70 other guys.

If you miss it, FCF, you merely have to follow UConn up to the Carrier Dome one year.

 

[gioff23]

Oh yes, let's clog up the streets where utilities people are trying to work and tree/yard contractors are trying to clear away storm damage. That will help in the recovery.

Nan,

That is not what I said. My guess is that there are sites other than The Rent that are not clogged up w/utility crews working. This was not an either or remark (either the rent or in the way of working crews). Instead, the Governor's decison to use The Rent as a staging ground was not well thought out, like most of his ideas. I'm going out on a (fallen) limb, and thinking maybe there was another option.

 

[HuskyNan]

Nan,

That is not what I said. My guess is that there are sites other than The Rent that are not clogged up w/utility crews working. This was not an either or remark (either the rent or in the way of working crews). Instead, the Governor's decison to use The Rent as a staging ground was not well thought out, like most of his ideas. I'm going out on a (fallen) limb, and thinking maybe there was another option.

How many state owned sites are available at the intersection of I-84, I-91 and Rte 2 (direct route to the hard hit southeastern part of the state)?

 

[Husky7793]

Nan: Love the way you framed the question. Kinda like asking "how many football fields that seat at least 12,ooo are located on the UConn campus"? Luckily, for everyone on this board with obvious passion for UConn football, the question is now moot.

 

[RoboCop]

How many state owned sites are available at the intersection of I-84, I-91 and Rte 2 (direct route to the hard hit southeastern part of the state)?

States use stadiums all the time to help out in disasters. Katrina evacuations were the only meaningful event to happen to the Astrodome in a long time.

 

[CL82]

This would be fun. Closer to my home in Fairfield County. When I was young (about 10ish, I'm 53 now) my Dad would take me to Yale football games. We would tailgate in the grass fields below the bowl. It's a fun location to tailgate. I expect everyone from Hartford County to attend, especially when I think back to Boneyard comments about people in FC not traveling. I was planning to make the 67 mile drive from Wilton to the Rent for the Thursday night game and work in NYC on Friday. It's only 35 miles from the Rent to Yale Bowl and it's downhill both ways! Hopefully everyone shows and supports the team.

I remember looking for my roomates stereo in those fields after his car was broken into. We found three others but not his.