26-2 Uconn over SMU End of 1st

[RUClassof67]

nothing else to say.

 

[BeKnighted]

Yeah, well, when you consider what they did to South Florida, you have to wonder if they'll pitch a shutout in one of their games in the AAC.

 

[RizwranII]

Yeah, well, when you consider what they did to South Florida, you have to wonder if they'll pitch a shutout in one of their games in the AAC.

44-18 at the half.

 

[Abro1975]

Geno has to be dying be in that crap conference. At least he has a lot of money to count, lol.

 

[RUJMM78]

They have won 91 straight games breaking the record when Maya Moore was at UConn.

 

[ecojew]

Geno has to be dying be in that crap conference. At least he has a lot of money to count, lol.

This. Even though he is paid well, there must be schools from P5 conferences who are trying to get him. One wonders if he feels he's done everything at UConn that can be done - which is certainly true - and might want to take on another challenge.

How old is he?

 

[shields]

That conference is so bad, like Alabama in football playing UCONN, East Carolina and Memphis every year.

 

[Knight Time Fan]

This. Even though he is paid well, there must be schools from P5 conferences who are trying to get him. One wonders if he feels he's done everything at UConn that can be done - which is certainly true - and might want to take on another challenge.

How old is he?

Geno is 62. Not going anywhere. Why would he?

He makes more than any other coach, and that is the one thing that is in danger due to the crappy conference UConn is in. Will they always be able to find the funds? Don't have the answer.

But there has never been any indication (quite the contrary) that Geno has any desire to do anything other than finish his career at UConn. Which, to be certain, will be on his terms.

 

[RizwranII]

Geno is 62. Not going anywhere. Why would he?

He makes more than any other coach, and that is the one thing that is in danger due to the crappy conference UConn is in. Will they always be able to find the funds? Don't have the answer.

But there has never been any indication (quite the contrary) that Geno has any desire to do anything other than finish his career at UConn. Which, to be certain, will be on his terms.

You can take it to the bank. Geno will never go anywhere. He is the father of the most successful sports program of all time. UCONN and Geno are indistinguishable and neither could part from the other. Could you imagine Geno humming Smoky Top and Jolette Law having to keep him on the sidelines after a bad call. lol