Big tailgate in the Green Lot. how does this even happen? Apparently they have Blue passes as well
Big tailgate in the Green Lot. how does this even happen? Apparently they have Blue passes as well
And that$ a good thing. More dollar$ is never a bad thing.Sadly, you can easily buy individual parking passes now directly from Rutgers:
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Wish your story was an anomaly. Sorry to say it is the norm with R fund reps.I have several Green Lot passes. I asked my R Fund rep to find out if we could gather in the back (always empty) corner of the lot with a bunch of other families with young kids who had purchased Green Lot passes on the secondary market and just try to park together and set up a tailgate. These families were a mix of season ticket holders and casual fans who attend selected games. We were basically told no and when we pulled into the lot the parking attendants were obnoxious when we tried to park together. Nice that Indiana fans get to do this when we could not.
I have several Green Lot passes. I asked my R Fund rep to find out if we could gather in the back (always empty) corner of the lot with a bunch of other families with young kids who had purchased Green Lot passes on the secondary market and just try to park together and set up a tailgate. These families were a mix of season ticket holders and casual fans who attend selected games. We were basically told no and when we pulled into the lot the parking attendants were obnoxious when we tried to park together. Nice that Indiana fans get to do this when we could not.
The RU Screw exists for a reason. Not surprising away fans get better treatmentI have several Green Lot passes. I asked my R Fund rep to find out if we could gather in the back (always empty) corner of the lot with a bunch of other families with young kids who had purchased Green Lot passes on the secondary market and just try to park together and set up a tailgate. These families were a mix of season ticket holders and casual fans who attend selected games. We were basically told no and when we pulled into the lot the parking attendants were obnoxious when we tried to park together. Nice that Indiana fans get to do this when we could not.
NY Post dedicated five pages in its Sunday addition to its college football preview and zero mention of Rutgers. And Rutgers grad and former nj.com Rutgers beat writer Ryan Dunleavy works there.Indiana will travel well. It's one of the negatives of being in NJ/NY. Most every B1G school has a large contingent of people that live in NYC. It's also an easy attraction for people that don't and want to see a game an experience NY.
Our next coach needs to put the PR machine in overdrive. It's easy to not feel any connection to a program when they don't do anything to truly promote it. Make some scratch off selling tickets to away fans? Not hard when that's the case.
this is on the AD and the marketing dept. It's ridiculous!!!!!!!NY Post dedicated five pages in its Sunday addition to its college football preview and zero mention of Rutgers. And Rutgers grad and former nj.com Rutgers beat writer Ryan Dunleavy works there.
I listen to WFAN for several hours almost every weekend in the summer while driving and zero mention of Rutgers football. It is all pro sports. When I spent two days driving back and forth across South Carolina a few falls ago, all people talked about was college football.
Every Sunday, NY Post has long form interview with a local sports figure,. I picked up the paper the last few weeks hoping to see Schiano interviewed. Nope. Pikiell did an interview but that was when team was good so many years ago.
Hopefully one day the winner bringing in the fans to Piscataway is Rutgers, not the away team and its fans.
Dunleavy is an NFL reporter. It's not his job to write articles on college football.NY Post dedicated five pages in its Sunday addition to its college football preview and zero mention of Rutgers. And Rutgers grad and former nj.com Rutgers beat writer Ryan Dunleavy works there.
I listen to WFAN for several hours almost every weekend in the summer while driving and zero mention of Rutgers football. It is all pro sports. When I spent two days driving back and forth across South Carolina a few falls ago, all people talked about was college football.
Every Sunday, NY Post has long form interview with a local sports figure,. I picked up the paper the last few weeks hoping to see Schiano interviewed. Nope. Pikiell did an interview but that was when team was good so many years ago.
Hopefully one day the winner bringing in the fans to Piscataway is Rutgers, not the away team and its fans.
That game is going to be an epic IU fan takeover
It’s on the football coach. Why would the NYP be interested in a losing team when discussing college football at large? Program has zero stain. The coach brongs no excitement or PR skills to the game on top of it. Ithis is on the AD and the marketing dept. It's ridiculous!!!!!!!
I have several Green Lot passes. I asked my R Fund rep to find out if we could gather in the back (always empty) corner of the lot with a bunch of other families with young kids who had purchased Green Lot passes on the secondary market and just try to park together and set up a tailgate. These families were a mix of season ticket holders and casual fans who attend selected games. We were basically told no and when we pulled into the lot the parking attendants were obnoxious when we tried to park together. Nice that Indiana fans get to do this when we could not.
That's what I'm afraid of, especially with our season ticket holders penchant for selling their tickets.
Happens everywhere. Not a biggie IMHO. Shoot, you and I have been to events as such on the road, right?
That game is going to be an epic IU fan takeover
Have you looked? Just like we do it for away games, pretty sure everyone else does too.yes, but I've been to official RU tailgates run by the RFund or athletics. Not a bunch of local RU grads putting together a tailgate.
I know RU has previously sectioned off part of the practice soccer field for official visiting school tailgates, but I've not seen anything like this being announced by a local group before.
I'm with @Caliknight on this one: it's on Greg. I've met/spoken with Keli more than enough to know this isn't her choice.this is on the AD and the marketing dept. It's ridiculous!!!!!!!
Happens all overyes, but I've been to official RU tailgates run by the RFund or athletics. Not a bunch of local RU grads putting together a tailgate.
I know RU has previously sectioned off part of the practice soccer field for official visiting school tailgates, but I've not seen anything like this being announced by a local group before.
I am deathly afraid this is going to happen.
nah, no doubt Greg is at fault as well but it's her department and she needs a holistic view of everything. It's her job get the departments moving forward to promote athletics. There are too many things being missed here but, she's just started yr 2 so nothing happens overnight (supposedly)I'm with @Caliknight on this one: it's on Greg. I've met/spoken with Keli more than enough to know this isn't her choice.
Ultimately it falls on hernah, no doubt Greg is at fault as well but it's her department and she needs a holistic view of everything. It's her job get the departments moving forward to promote athletics. There are too many things being missed here but, she's just started yr 2 so nothing happens overnight (supposedly)
me too and won't be surprised at allyes, but I've been to official RU tailgates run by the RFund or athletics. Not a bunch of local RU grads putting together a tailgate.
I know RU has previously sectioned off part of the practice soccer field for official visiting school tailgates, but I've not seen anything like this being announced by a local group before.
I am deathly afraid this is going to happen.
Dunleavy heard you!NY Post dedicated five pages in its Sunday addition to its college football preview and zero mention of Rutgers. And Rutgers grad and former nj.com Rutgers beat writer Ryan Dunleavy works there.
I listen to WFAN for several hours almost every weekend in the summer while driving and zero mention of Rutgers football. It is all pro sports. When I spent two days driving back and forth across South Carolina a few falls ago, all people talked about was college football.
Every Sunday, NY Post has long form interview with a local sports figure,. I picked up the paper the last few weeks hoping to see Schiano interviewed. Nope. Pikiell did an interview but that was when team was good so many years ago.
Hopefully one day the winner bringing in the fans to Piscataway is Rutgers, not the away team and its fans.
I said this in the blackout thread and no one believed me. Did you watch the playoffs last year. They sent 60,000 to the Peach Bowl. Had 75% of the Rose Bowl crowd again actual Alabama. And 95% of the crowd in the national championship against Miami literally in Miami’s stadium.That game is going to be an epic IU fan takeover
It's been covered. They had no choice in the matter, and so it's not the dumbest possible game-it's the only possible game. Blackouts occur in night games. There are likely only 2 night games- Howard and Indiana. It will be great to have a full stadium of fans. Maybe the Indiana fans will show Rutgers fans how to arrive early and not in the middle of the first half.I said this in the blackout thread and no one believed me. Did you watch the playoffs last year. They sent 60,000 to the Peach Bowl. Had 75% of the Rose Bowl crowd again actual Alabama. And 95% of the crowd in the national championship against Miami literally in Miami’s stadium.
the dumbest possible game to do the blackout. There will be as much red as black in the stadium. Really really stupid but unsurprising for this athletic department
That’s impressive! Talk about a hungry fan base!!!I said this in the blackout thread and no one believed me. Did you watch the playoffs last year. They sent 60,000 to the Peach Bowl. Had 75% of the Rose Bowl crowd again actual Alabama. And 95% of the crowd in the national championship against Miami literally in Miami’s stadium.
the dumbest possible game to do the blackout. There will be as much red as black in the stadium. Really really stupid but unsurprising for this athletic department
Tiny bit hyperbolic on the national championship numbers. Estimates were closer to 60-75%. Still very impressive and I absolutely expect them to ruin the blackoutI said this in the blackout thread and no one believed me. Did you watch the playoffs last year. They sent 60,000 to the Peach Bowl. Had 75% of the Rose Bowl crowd again actual Alabama. And 95% of the crowd in the national championship against Miami literally in Miami’s stadium.
the dumbest possible game to do the blackout. There will be as much red as black in the stadium. Really really stupid but unsurprising for this athletic department
Is a blackout game mandatory? Would fans be clamoring if it was skipped for a year?It's been covered. They had no choice in the matter, and so it's not the dumbest possible game-it's the only possible game. Blackouts occur in night games. There are likely only 2 night games- Howard and Indiana. It will be great to have a full stadium of fans. Maybe the Indiana fans will show Rutgers fans how to arrive early and not in the middle of the first half.
IDK. It's a fun environment, especially when they do the drone light show. Maybe they are mutually exclusive?Is a blackout game mandatory? Would fans be clamoring if it was skipped for a year?
The drone show at USC was great and there were two tones of red shirts in the crowd, very few blackIDK. It's a fun environment, especially when they do the drone light show. Maybe they are mutually exclusive?
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