Rally Cry for MSG tomorrow

Submitted by Mongo on January 31st, 2020 at 9:44 PM

Just booked my seats at MSG in section Floor 1 literally 8 rows off the court. 

Can’t wait to see X and Team ball in the Big Apple.  I have a great feeling this team is going to bring it. 

Call to fans at MSG ... let’s ride this officiating crew to a fair outcome.  Rutgers likes to street brawl it so let’s go crazy on flagrant shit and bad calls. Let the crew know Michigan is in the house.  

Go Blue !!!

darkstar

February 1st, 2020 at 9:55 AM ^

When I was I think 12 (~1983ish) we caught a game at Fenway while visiting relatives. The only thing I remember was at some point ump made a bad call and the fans were booing and giving it to him. We were lower level and I saw a shoe come flying down from the upper deck. As a 12 year old I had questions - like was this person going to walk around with only one shoe the rest of the night or try to get it back? Or did he plan ahead and bring extras shoes in case he was planning on throwing one? Anyways hope you make it there.

Also Fuck Rutgers and the Order of the Bull's Blood.

victors2000

February 1st, 2020 at 9:27 AM ^

NYC loves Michigan!!

What's our record there the past few years, aren't we undefeated? Clearly, the team gets a good vibe there, let's hope they feed off the crowd and defeat our rivals!

victors2000

February 1st, 2020 at 10:03 AM ^

Actually, I think today will be different. Their basketball squad is doing well and they're probably licking their lips at the chance to beat Michigan in one of the top sports. Piscataway is just a stone's throw from NYC, too. Heck, there's probably a lot of Rutgers alums in NYC proper; I'd be surprised if there wasn't a sizeable Scarlet Knights contingent.

amitrx

February 1st, 2020 at 11:14 AM ^

Little secret - no one in NYC cares about college sports unless they went to do that school.

 

Seton Hall is a tiny school in North Jersey

Syracuse is in the middle of no where.

St.Johns is a catholic has been school.

 

If you really want to rank it, Rutgers would be no lower than the top 2 of that list.  There are 18000 people gradujating from Rutgers each year and at least 15% end up in NYC.

 

Go back to school boomer.

Harbaugh's Lef…

February 1st, 2020 at 1:28 PM ^

Guess at 38, I'm a boomer! Cool story!

Oh and for "St.Johns is a catholic has been school," they still averaged 16,500 (91.4% of capacity) for their 5 home games at MSG last year. Syracuse, despite being "in the middle of no where"  reports to have about 52k alumni in the the NYC metro area and Seton Hall is closer than Rutgers to MSG (by about 16) while having one of the best and widely attended law schools in the NYC area by people who live in NYC.

Plus NYC loves college basketball, always has, always will, especially when it comes to former and current Big East schools, so yes, please keep talking about shit you don't know about.

Aero Wolverine

February 1st, 2020 at 4:20 PM ^

I'd say your posts in this thread didn't age well, but they could not have been more wrong from the instant written.

Today's game will easily have the highest attendance of any big ten super Saturday game.  Also it is 70/30 Rutgers fans.

Did you perhaps just wake up from 2015, do you not follow college basketball, or is this intentionally ignorant?