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my tickets are in! seems like i'm gonna park in downtown new brunswick and take the shuttle.. it is free

ya, the parking is pretty bad from what i hear.. it was the 1st thing my brother in law said. if anyone finds out anything, let me know. Here's some info I found: http://www.scarletknights.com/facilities/parking/parking.asp i'm not 100%, but i'm pretty sure those are sold out.. i remember visiting that link and sending him the link, only for him to say something to that extent.. we talked last week and i remember him mentioning we might have to take the free shuttle (mentioned at the bottom of that page).. the shuttle from new brunswick is free, apparently. anyways, i will call him this weekend and find out more details.

ya, the parking is pretty bad from what i hear.. it was the 1st thing my brother in law said. if anyone finds out anything, let me know.

i'm flying continental. i arrive thursday at noon, i leave sunday morning.. my roundtrip is 200 bucks. you can get cheaper if you want to leave like saturday morning or so.. i wanted to stay the weekend. i fly into newark, by the way. what are you doing about parking?

2 Questions for you all: 1. have they shipped out RU tickets yet? 2. what is everyone doing for parking? I'm going with my brother-in-law (RU alum) and he says parking around the stadium absolutely sucks.. unlike the stadiums in florida, it's not located amongst a neighborhood where you can just find parking.

this may seem petty, but how about more trees on campus in general? the area i'm talking about is the quad/lawn between the chemistry/NES buildings and the engineering/theater buildings.. just west of the MLK plaza.. hell, we need more trees all over the **** place.. i dont know how much baby trees cost, but i'm sure they arent that much. in like 5 yrs or so, they can really give our campus a lot of shade and give our campus a more wooded feel... it would also feel a lot more "busy", instead the largest stretches of open lawn overlooking ugly and outdated buildings.. i guess the trees would "hide" the buildings from afar.

Beggers can't be choosers. This basketball program isn't Duke or UNC. This is probably as good as we'll ever get. We gotta get this guy.

i think now is right about the right time to leave.. that program has definitely lost its luster, and the mystique of the OB is pretty much gone. That being said, I dont think they'll build a stadium on campus. There is NO ROOM on their campus and the ritzy citizens of coral gables would probably say no-- considering the traffic and noise that will come to their neighborhood. in terms of getting their "own" stadium, i think they might be screwed. the OB is as close as it will get. the OB needs to be torn down, though. it is pretty crappy and out of date.

VERY EXCITED about our future! Selmon had an eye for football talent (w/ Leavitt), Woolard should have the eye for basketball talent (coming from SLU).

I hear rumors on here that he might switch to safety. Now that he's with us, will he play QB and back up grothe? watching film on him, it seems as if he runs our offense to a "T", but then again that was in high school. The film shows that his arm was kinda pathetic, and he was more of a dink-and-dunk type qb when he did have to pass. not much mustard on it. anyways, does anyone have any predictions on his future?

is this guy any good? sometimes you rack up a lot of tackles because your front 4 sucks.

4.66 isnt very impressive. is he just out of shape or something? maybe we should convert him to FB and make plancher the RB.

Exactly. Rutgers had more of a rebuilding of its program than USF basketball does. What Schiano has done is unparalleled to any coach (even Leavitt). Remember, this was the birthplace of college football, but also the laughing stock of college football for over a century. If anything, it gives us hope that our basketball team can get it going.. I'm using the logic: "if RU football can do it, why can't USF bball?" Remember, there's only 5 people on the court in BBall. All you really need is that one good recruit to change the way things are. I think the Geography argument is a little moot in college basketball, considering how many high school basketball players there are, and how little the roster spots are of 1-A teams. All we need is that 1 coach and probably that 1 recruit to get us competitive.

I believe that our basketball team is much like their football team (pre-Schiano). We may not have nearly the kind of history that the other Big East teams have, but we just need that special coach that can get it done. RMC obviously isn't it. It kind of reminds me of when RU had Terry Shea. Who wouldve ever guessed that Rutgers would be a national power in football? This was the same program that lost to a 1-AA team (new hampshire, i think?) Schiano's 1st year.. it reminds me of the bball team's loss to TAMU-Corpus Christi. Hell, RU is doing an even better job than us in football and they had to shake 100 years of negativity! I hope Woolard will make a wise decision and the next coach in line will be like what Schiano is to Rutgers football. Besides, Woolard came from a basketball school, so I'd assume he'd know what kind of BBall talent to bring in here. I think it's a forgone conclusion that RMC is out. I'm excited about a new coach.

I'm glad you brought this up. I was planning on bringing up his success and comparing it to Mac. I can't believe we didn't take up the opportunity to get him in here. It would have been instant success for us, and it definitely would have put us up on the map. Typical USF-- I guess we'll never catch a break :