OrangeMojo
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I’ll be damned - I guess beggars CAN be choosers...
I’ll be damned - I guess beggars CAN be choosers...
Sour grapes Randall.I’ll be damned - I guess beggars CAN be choosers...
Uconn getting production costs picked up and expect to make $250-300K a year.
Actually this is about as good a deal they could get.
It could have been worse. National distribution and a little money is not bad.Uconn getting production costs picked up and expect to make $250-300K a year.
Actually this is about as good a deal they could get.
cbssports can now offer Army, Navy and UConn playing a mix of P5 and G5 opponents. Sounds like Yukon will know their kickoff times well in advance.It could have been worse. National distribution and a little money is not bad.
I think they would have preferred to have SNY and I thought SNY was interested. This deal probably got them a little more money.
Edsall’s agent really did a remarkable job. If I was an up and coming coach I’d be looking into whoever that guy was and trying to hire him to do my next contract.UConn Has Only Itself to Blame for Sports Cuts
A series of mistakes around its football program over the last decade cost the Huskies four sports.www.si.com
Nothing signifies the ineptitude of the Huskies better than the contract of current football coach Randy Edsall, which is laden with the dumbest set of bonuses in athletic history. Benedict has padded retread Edsall’s wallet with tens of thousands of dollars for doing useless things like scoring first in a game ($2,000), having a better red zone scoring percentage than his opponent (another two grand) or leading at halftime (also $2k). Edsall has pulled in more than $200,000 in bonuses, according to USA Today, while going a robust 6–30 the past three seasons. He also received a $300,000 retention bonus, as if anyone else on the planet had an interest in hiring him away.
That is unfortunate. I feel bad for the kids affected. They did nothing wrong.
I see some evidence of matches played in the 1960s and 1970s. Assume it was a varsity sport then.Crazy that UConn is running Men's tennis in the first place. Has SU ever had that sport?
That's an awesome photo!I see some evidence of matches played in the 1960s and 1970s. Assume it was a varsity sport then.
I suspect it died when baseball was killed circa 1972.
It was club sport in the 60's. A guy in my dorm was on the team.Crazy that UConn is running Men's tennis in the first place. Has SU ever had that sport?