UConn's Jim Mora unleashes on 'entitled' fans who opt against NIL contributions

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The UConn Huskies will close out a disappointing season when they travel to UMass this weekend. Even if the Huskies manage to win on Saturday, the team will finish with a losing record for 2023.

Second-year coach Jim Mora said the lack of contributions to name, image, and likeness directly impacted the football team's chances for success this season. 

Mora seemed to place the blame on fans who decided not to make a financial commitment to the football program. He proceeded to rip those who expressed displeasure about the 2-9 football team but also did not put their money where their respective mouths are.

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Connecticut Huskies head coach Jim Mora gestures during the Myrtle Beach Bowl game against the Marshall Thundering Herd on Dec. 19, 2022, at Brooks Stadium in Conway, South Carolina. (Charles Brock/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images)

"Because if you're not going to help us get the players to beat them, then you are not entitled to b---- when we don't beat them," Mora said.

He also argued that UConn's strength of schedule measures up to other major college football programs across the country, but the Huskies are not given the opportunity to compete on an even playing field.

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"We're a better football team with a worse record and that's extremely frustrating, you know, because you see where the world is going. And we play like I said, go look at the top Group of Five teams in the country and look at their schedule and compare it to our schedule," Mora said.

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