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Husky Talk returns with UConn football legends Brian Kozlowski and Robert Belcuore are back by popular demand. We will talk about Coach Candle and the transfers coming in. How much the game has changed because of the transfer portal. It's all about the Benjamin's and Koz, Rob feel important life lessons are being lost. Great episode! Rob and Koz are pure gold for entertainment!! Like and share!UConn football legends Brian Kozlowski and Robert Belcuore are back by popular demand. We will talk about Coach Candle and the transfers coming in. Also the college and NFL Football playoffs. Abbot and Costello are born entertainers, along with being best friends from their time playing at UConn. We examine the transfer portal, how much kids are being paid, and finding it unebelievable things have gotten this out of control. Robert shares a story about his daughter's boyfriend, who was a punter at Florida Atlantic University. He enters the portal and hours later he is told to vacate his on-campus housing. Going into the portal doesn't mean you are definitely leaving the school; it is more about exploring other options. Roberts daughter helped him move into a hotel and thankfully he transferred to Old Dominion. Of the 10,000 players who entered the portal, 38% ended up being signed by a new university. Thousands are without anywhere to go and have to hope injuries during spring practice open up opportunities. Most kids who were not picked up were told to go back to their previous college. Unfortunately, spots have been either filled, or the coaches don't want players back. The NCAA created a 15-day scramble, which ended up being a mess and thousands of kids left with nothing. Robert and Koz talked about the situation at UConn where the players held a voted about playing in the Fenway Bowl. 40% wanted to go, many opted out or played limited action and we were embarrassed by Army. The guys were mortified, a vote decided that game? Joe Fagnano feeling the team wasn't "ALL IN", so he pulls out for the Hula Bowl? A 7th year senior, whose coach just left, could have rinsed to the occasion and been a leader. Instead, he abandoned his team, quit on everyone,
