Covid-19 Vs UConn Women's Rowing 1-0

[rowing]

Just the unfaithful husband who is caught and buys his wife an expensive necklace. It makes her stay but it doesn't make her attractive.

Can we just let the 2016 election go already?

[Slim]

This is definitely a sign that UConn Athletics Department got caught doing something VERY VERY BAD.

When you sue just to stop the cancellation of the program, and then the admin agrees to more or less triple the investment if you drop the case, they done fahhked up somewhere.

Just the unfaithful husband who is caught and buys his wife an expensive necklace. It makes her stay but it doesn't make her attractive.

I don’t get it. Maybe you could explain?

[oldman]

This is definitely a sign that UConn Athletics Department got caught doing something VERY VERY BAD.

When you sue just to stop the cancellation of the program, and then the admin agrees to more or less triple the investment if you drop the case, they done fahhked up somewhere.

Just the unfaithful husband who is caught and buys his wife an expensive necklace. It makes her stay but it doesn't make her attractive.

I don’t get it. Maybe you could explain?

The husband is UConn and the wife is women's rowing at UConn. Women's rowing at UConn is not competitive, no matter what the settlement brings.

[asdad123]

2026 date is strange. I'm guessing they're around longer than that, but a longer guarantee seems like it would be helpful in recruiting

[Slim]

This is definitely a sign that UConn Athletics Department got caught doing something VERY VERY BAD.

When you sue just to stop the cancellation of the program, and then the admin agrees to more or less triple the investment if you drop the case, they done fahhked up somewhere.

Just the unfaithful husband who is caught and buys his wife an expensive necklace. It makes her stay but it doesn't make her attractive.

I don’t get it. Maybe you could explain?

The husband is UConn and the wife is women's rowing at UConn. Women's rowing at UConn is not competitive, no matter what the settlement brings.

So the wife being ugly excuses being cheated on?

[sandor]

This is definitely a sign that UConn Athletics Department got caught doing something VERY VERY BAD.

When you sue just to stop the cancellation of the program, and then the admin agrees to more or less triple the investment if you drop the case, they done fahhked up somewhere.

Just the unfaithful husband who is caught and buys his wife an expensive necklace. It makes her stay but it doesn't make her attractive.

I don’t get it. Maybe you could explain?

The husband is UConn and the wife is women's rowing at UConn. Women's rowing at UConn is not competitive, no matter what the settlement brings.

So the wife being ugly excuses being cheated on?

That was definitely the halfwitted part of that analogy.

It does beg the question of what is being covered up.
It is one thing to reinstate a program, quite another to up the ante with indoor tanks, boathouse renovation & increasing from 14 --> 20 scholarships.

Thus the Goodell quote - "we acknowledge no wrong-doing, but here is a boatload of funding if you sign the agreement [to stay quiet]"

[Slim]

UConn is just doing what just about every other school does - fudging title ix compliance and hopes they don’t get sued. They almost all get away with it because current student athletes are very unlikely to sue their institutions, but they’re the only ones who have standing.