Jelly 2.0 is at it again. Yes, the cost of the lawsuit would likely far outweigh the slimey donut head's buyout.
Blockhead 2.0, are you reading the room?
I am fully convinced that Jelly 2.0 is a narcissist who is absolutely destroying UCLA piece by piece and there seems to be zero accountability by Blockhead 2.0 for the donut head.
UCLA Athletics is a shell of what it used to be and it is devastating to those whose love runs deep for the greatness that once defined us.
And not even UCLA Football Legends can get a respectable, sincere answer from Blockhead 2.0 in response to their well founded case against Jelly 2.0.
UCLA has officially moved into clown world. And the only solution is to fire Jelly 2.0 and his donut holes in Morgan, and never let them set foot on our beloved campus again.
As a Chargers season ticket holder, I would actually look into also having ucla season tickets if they move to SoFi. I personally love the stadium and I feel it’s definitely easier to get to from the west side than Pasadena. Capacity is about similar, and because it’s covered, won’t have to worry about the September heat during games. The main downside is that the parking lots don’t allow tailgating so a ucla tradition of hanging out in the lots will be ended. Obviously ucla and the rose bowl have a shared history but I can’t bring myself to hate the move (or the attempt to move)
The tailgating at the Rose Bowl is amazing. It was never an issue for me to drive to the Rose Bowl on a Saturday, it's not like there is rush traffic. And people come from all over so there is no one perfect location.
Pasadena vs. Inglewood?
Such an easy answer in my book.
On campus stadium would be desirable but that battle went on for years, and all the 'brilliant' minds in the Athletic Dept couldn't seem to get it done.
I was tempted to leave that alone but since you mentioned. Definitely a narrative this current administration is pushing hard to punish institutions of higher learning. Disappointed to see it in this article.
Honestly, I didn't want to bring it up. I have read the proposed settlement and the proposed settlement covers topics which go far beyond the anti-Semitism which occurred last year and I could have chosen to discuss it in much more detail than I did because the proposed settlement does cover topics which do potentially affect UCLA athletics. Instead, I attempted to choose words which identified the proposed settlement in the simplest possible terms.
I was not looking to spur a discussion over that, but the lawsuit from the Rose Bowl does not exist in a vacuum, and like it or not, the fact that the university could have to pay a substantial fine as a result of last May's events may certainly end up influencing how UCLA deals with a situation such as this lawsuit from the Rose Bowl.
Honestly my point was including it was divisive to begin with. It’s clear sides are being taken now. I’ll respectfully remove myself from this community.
There was nothing wrong with your comment as it dealt with the financial implications of a what occurred without taking a position. There was stuff happening at campuses all across the country at that time. What you stated was about as innocuous as possible given the situation.
I wouldn't be around to see it at this point, but an on-campus stadium would be the dream. But, a dream it always will be if you think the Bel-Air and Westwood homeowners are going to allow it.
"The Kruller" has gone 'round the bend! The Fetus is officially lunch meat! The post pic tells the tale! that crowd show is pathetic! It's during a game and even with the "seat covers" the place is a morgue!
"SoFi Stadium has a seating capacity of approximately 70,240, which can be expanded to over 100,000 for major events."
How about "if you build it, they will come"? I think we're getting ahead of ourselves here. I mean, anyone checked the attendance figures versus seating capacity? If you can't fill up the Rose Bowl, how in the hell bad will it look if you put 18-25,000 into SoFi stadium?
Let's get real here. If you don't want to shoehorn a football crowd into the Ducky Drake T&F venue, there's places all over SoCal that are going begging that'd accommodate the Bruin's flagging football program.*
My fave would be Weingarten Stadium over on East Los Angeles City College. It was big enough to be the LA 1984 Olympics field hockey site and a lot of righteous HS programs play for title games there! Besides, it's nestled in a traditionally ethnic part of the Southland.
*Hmmmmm! Got me to thinking! As long as the program is winding down, perhaps we should investigate alternative variations of the sport. You know, like six-man football. (Played in sparse areas of the country where population and playership isn't so abundant, like Utqiagvik on the North Slope of Alaska near Point Barrow.) Or, for that matter, switch from tackle football to FLAG football.
Hell, I coached 3902nd Support Squadron 12-man flag football team to the Offutt AFB championship two years in a row back in my service days. Those games packed 'em in down in Bellevue, Nebraska!
Jelly 2.0 is at it again. Yes, the cost of the lawsuit would likely far outweigh the slimey donut head's buyout.
Blockhead 2.0, are you reading the room?
I am fully convinced that Jelly 2.0 is a narcissist who is absolutely destroying UCLA piece by piece and there seems to be zero accountability by Blockhead 2.0 for the donut head.
UCLA Athletics is a shell of what it used to be and it is devastating to those whose love runs deep for the greatness that once defined us.
And not even UCLA Football Legends can get a respectable, sincere answer from Blockhead 2.0 in response to their well founded case against Jelly 2.0.
UCLA has officially moved into clown world. And the only solution is to fire Jelly 2.0 and his donut holes in Morgan, and never let them set foot on our beloved campus again.
That is all.
But Jelly 2.0 is the reason they're in the B1G and his decisions are why the football team won three games in a row. 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣
Undefeated as Cignetti called us 🤣
As a Chargers season ticket holder, I would actually look into also having ucla season tickets if they move to SoFi. I personally love the stadium and I feel it’s definitely easier to get to from the west side than Pasadena. Capacity is about similar, and because it’s covered, won’t have to worry about the September heat during games. The main downside is that the parking lots don’t allow tailgating so a ucla tradition of hanging out in the lots will be ended. Obviously ucla and the rose bowl have a shared history but I can’t bring myself to hate the move (or the attempt to move)
The tailgating at the Rose Bowl is amazing. It was never an issue for me to drive to the Rose Bowl on a Saturday, it's not like there is rush traffic. And people come from all over so there is no one perfect location.
Pasadena vs. Inglewood?
Such an easy answer in my book.
On campus stadium would be desirable but that battle went on for years, and all the 'brilliant' minds in the Athletic Dept couldn't seem to get it done.
Ore le! Go for the FB game on Saturday and stay for the swap meet on Sunday!
Que no?
“prevented Jewish students from being able to get to class” what? How does anyone know a student trying to get to class is Jewish?
I was tempted to leave that alone but since you mentioned. Definitely a narrative this current administration is pushing hard to punish institutions of higher learning. Disappointed to see it in this article.
Honestly, I didn't want to bring it up. I have read the proposed settlement and the proposed settlement covers topics which go far beyond the anti-Semitism which occurred last year and I could have chosen to discuss it in much more detail than I did because the proposed settlement does cover topics which do potentially affect UCLA athletics. Instead, I attempted to choose words which identified the proposed settlement in the simplest possible terms.
I was not looking to spur a discussion over that, but the lawsuit from the Rose Bowl does not exist in a vacuum, and like it or not, the fact that the university could have to pay a substantial fine as a result of last May's events may certainly end up influencing how UCLA deals with a situation such as this lawsuit from the Rose Bowl.
Joe,
With all due respect...
How is LBJon's comment not politically charged and divisive?
I thought comments like this were not allowed here as it fractures the community and has no place.
We are all Bruins here.
Honestly my point was including it was divisive to begin with. It’s clear sides are being taken now. I’ll respectfully remove myself from this community.
There was nothing wrong with your comment as it dealt with the financial implications of a what occurred without taking a position. There was stuff happening at campuses all across the country at that time. What you stated was about as innocuous as possible given the situation.
So higher learning includes allowing blatant antisemitism?
There were, in fact, videos of students who chose to wear a Star of David pendant being denied passage during the pro-Palestinian encampment.
Are you serious? What a bunch of silliness.
I wouldn't be around to see it at this point, but an on-campus stadium would be the dream. But, a dream it always will be if you think the Bel-Air and Westwood homeowners are going to allow it.
The homeowners is a real issue, for sure.
"The Kruller" has gone 'round the bend! The Fetus is officially lunch meat! The post pic tells the tale! that crowd show is pathetic! It's during a game and even with the "seat covers" the place is a morgue!
"SoFi Stadium has a seating capacity of approximately 70,240, which can be expanded to over 100,000 for major events."
How about "if you build it, they will come"? I think we're getting ahead of ourselves here. I mean, anyone checked the attendance figures versus seating capacity? If you can't fill up the Rose Bowl, how in the hell bad will it look if you put 18-25,000 into SoFi stadium?
Let's get real here. If you don't want to shoehorn a football crowd into the Ducky Drake T&F venue, there's places all over SoCal that are going begging that'd accommodate the Bruin's flagging football program.*
My fave would be Weingarten Stadium over on East Los Angeles City College. It was big enough to be the LA 1984 Olympics field hockey site and a lot of righteous HS programs play for title games there! Besides, it's nestled in a traditionally ethnic part of the Southland.
https://youtu.be/DkzMz88RR8s?si=JjuFebxrHYN6vAId
Ore le, ese! East Los, amigo! Simone que si!
*Hmmmmm! Got me to thinking! As long as the program is winding down, perhaps we should investigate alternative variations of the sport. You know, like six-man football. (Played in sparse areas of the country where population and playership isn't so abundant, like Utqiagvik on the North Slope of Alaska near Point Barrow.) Or, for that matter, switch from tackle football to FLAG football.
Hell, I coached 3902nd Support Squadron 12-man flag football team to the Offutt AFB championship two years in a row back in my service days. Those games packed 'em in down in Bellevue, Nebraska!
Jarmond must go. He's an idiot of epic proportions.
More information on this mess of a law suit that has transformed Jelly 2.0 into the biggest donut head on the planet.
Read the entire thread of Ira...
https://x.com/big10bruin/status/1983984290905137204?s=46