Chris Ash to Notre Dame…done deal
- By RUNVA
- Rutgers Football
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Please just stop posting nonsense. My thread was for cold/snow from 1/4-1/25 and Philly was right on average for that period, which is still a miss vs. what I said could happen in the pattern, but the snow was NOT below normal for that period. This thread has 0.0 to do with the forecast for Philly being too high for snow on 1/19.Do you forget the last map you posted last Sunday that had over 5.5in in Philadelphia while it was 39 degrees and we got 2.0 officially and less in Center City? Your pattern was only accurate by temps not by snow in Philly. Stop moving the bar!
Those maps can only be so granular. The 8.2" spot, I believe, is Trenton and that's actually low as the NWS site lists 10.5" for Trenton, so far, this season. Hamilton could be different.So I’m in Hamilton NJ. Is that map saying I had 8.2” of snow this season? No way that’s true.
I'd like to see the one light on the mat, but def think we do a great job otherwise
Do you forget the last map you posted last Sunday that had over 5.5in in Philadelphia while it was 39 degrees and we got 2.0 officially and less in Center City? Your pattern was only accurate by temps not by snow in Philly. Stop moving the bar!For Philadelphia, the pattern was accurate for being colder than normal and a little off for snow, relative to it being "snowier than average," as snowfall for the period was right on the average, not "way off;" details below Total precip was way below normal, but that wasn't part of the original post. For the last storm, the NWS saw the early morning models all bump up snowfall amounts appreciably, so they raised the snowfall forecast a bit - that ended being wrong, but I wouldn't say it was unjustified given the data at hand.
- For temps, Philly was 6.4F below normal for the 1/4-1/25 period, which is way below normal (vs. the Jan avg of 41/28F), as it was the 2nd coldest January in the last 30 years and the 13th coldest in the 84 years since 1941 (when records started being kept at the airport) and was even a bit colder than NB's 4.7F below normal for the same period.
- For snow, Philly got 4.6" from 1/4-1/25 (at the airport, the official location of record since 1941) and this is just about average for that period, as Philly gets 6.4" in January on average, so over 22 days one would expect 4.5" of snow - that's not way off.
- For precip as I mentioned above, Philly might have a record low for January as they have 0.39", so far vs. a lowest ever of 0.45". I also never made any predictions about total precip, just cold and snow.
exactly, I do not know why posters are having such trouble understanding this point. is the starting 5 for Wisconsin getting $5 million total let alone the entire teamIn other words before even raising money from potential donors pike started with $5mm. $4mm for ace and dylan and $1mm from vegas. Anyone defending pike here is bananas
what i am saying is our peers do not have someone paying $4 million for 2 players...its not rutgers paying it. Northwestern or even Illinois isnt paying 4 million for 2 playersThe "dropped in their lap for free" is really an oversimplification. We got Bailey and Harper to commit to Rutgers, but they were such high profile players that NIL was going to follow them wherever they went. It wasn't that the players were dropped in our lap - we had to recruit the players and get them to commit - it was just that the NIL to secure them was already mostly baked into the deal (they'd have gotten it pretty much wherever they went).
So the NIL for those players was largely bonus - which means that the NIL we had for the rest of the team was what Rutgers itself could pull for non-feature players. It wouldn't have been enough to keep Omoruyi. It was used to assemble a supporting cast from the portal, but clearly there were misjudgements made on how well that cast would perform.
If we got two other players not named Bailey/Harper, we wouldn't have pulled the $4M. We were able to secure their commitment, so money followed along with them. We do not have some innate ability to pull NIL funds for roleplayers.
I get what you're saying but Al's 'Miami fans pony up' statements are ridiculous considering UM's fairweather fanbase and their sports notoriously drawing like crap. UM has a big handful of high-roller donors who fund their NIL; it's not like the 25k who show up at Hard Rock or the maybe 2k who actually attend UM basketball games are ponying up 10k each for NIL.You're mostly right but this narrative of only the rich can save us when it comes to donations, that needs to stop. Every single donor is important.
Bringing up GPA is moving the goalposts. Schiano 1.0 and APR, and now Pike dropping the clumsy GPA misdirection is par for the course for coaches who aren’t winning.
I have always hated Politi and his schtick, and you and I have disagreed about it. That's what makes this board interesting. Respectful disagreements. These people clinging on to Politi are hilarious.
Pikiell is a nice guy,and when nice guys finish last, it can be brutal. But he fed the hype for this season, and not he has to deal with the fallout.
That said, I just listened to the post-game presser, and if that is what Politi's article is ranting and raving about, he has lowered his idiot bar even lower. I have no problem with the way Pikiell answered the questions. Pikiell is a positive mindset kind of coach. Thankfully, he not a Cronin.
Ace Bailey and Dylan Harper turn Rutgers coach Steve Pikiell ambitious for Big Ten title: “We have lofty expectations”
Rutgers' newest stars Ace Bailey and Dylan Harper have their head coach Steve Pikiell thinking of a Big Ten title this season.www.sportskeeda.com