I've never listened to the show before and I don't know who the host is.
He was completely unprepared and even after the interview, he was still lost.
If the gag rule has been unofficially extended to WTIC, why even invite the guy on? I highly doubt Tramel sought out WTIC to be on their show, so clearly they got him on. Wouldn't make senses if they were told by UConn to shut up.here's another angle: We all know that UConn has circled the horses & enforced a gag rule on commentary on CR. Thus, crickets out of Storrs about the goings on behind closed doors. Do you think that that gag rule has been extended to WTIC as the University's official broadcast partner for athletics? Or, is Gresch just a buffoon? Oh, wait....
Why couldn't Joe D do the interview?
It was a FAIL just like the Courant's FOI request for one month instead of one year was a FAIL. It's a shame that we can't get anything from the media.If the gag rule has been unofficially extended to WTIC, why even invite the guy on? I highly doubt Tramel sought out WTIC to be on their show, so clearly they got him on. Wouldn't make senses if they were told by UConn to shut up.
Andy Gresh. Formerly a radio host in Boston and still does Pats coverage. Former URI footballer.
He isn't a CT guy, doesn't have any connection to UConn and apparently doesn't think his listenership does either.
its maddening, there are constantly getting cut off by that damn traffic music. talk about amateur hourGotta love TIC and their constant need to report traffic and weather every 3 GD minutes.
Well that was a waste.
I was flipping through radio stations on my commute home from work and happened to land on WTIC when I heard Trammel was going to be on the show. Had to be one of the worst interviews I ever heard in this history of sports talk radio, and that may not do that justice.
What was worse was the fact that afterwards, he decided to pick fights with UConn fans who were obviously upset with the fact that he brought in someone from Big 12 country and didn't ask a single question about UConn...on the flagship radio station for the Huskies....
Well that was a waste.
I don't know about WTIC, but I can guarantee Tramel would have said nothing of substance as it relates to UConn.I can't listen to WTIC, but really, all of you who can need to call the station and get UConn fans hired for these jobs. Or at least people who can adapt to understand their audience.
Maybe, but not even asking the questions is unforgivable.I don't know about WTIC, but I can guarantee Tramel would have said nothing of substance as it relates to UConn.
So you are no better or worse off than if Tramel had not been interviewed at all.
I am surprised Tramel didn't volunteer the information himself as he is known to voice his opinions on everything, no matter the subject.Maybe, but not even asking the questions is unforgivable.
Despite what you think of Tramel or perhaps anything from Oklahoma, he talks with Boren. For that reason alone I'm curious as to his opinions on potential expansion targets - ESPECIALLY UConnI don't know about WTIC, but I can guarantee Tramel would have said nothing of substance as it relates to UConn.
So you are no better or worse off than if Tramel had not been interviewed at all.
Despite what you think of Tramel or perhaps anything from Oklahoma, he talks with Boren. For that reason alone I'm curious as to his opinions on potential expansion targets - ESPECIALLY UConn
I don't know about WTIC, but I can guarantee Tramel would have said nothing of substance as it relates to UConn.
So you are no better or worse off than if Tramel had not been interviewed at all.
I am not for the conference expanding, but if it comes to that, UConn (being the flagship university) would make the most sense. Geography would be a real problem though for the student athletes and for the fans and that is something that may have an impact on which schools get invited.UT4 where do u stand on adding UConn?
Of course not. I know he couldn't get us some inside scoop. What I wanted was for him to experience passion and interest in UConn...to inform him. Instead we got the opposite. A narrative that will play to common belief that nobody here cares.