Since the last one was inexplicitly locked by the powers that be no good reason (yet 947 other OT threads not relating to sports remain open), and most posters favoring an ongoing thread regarding this soon to be decimated league s opposed to seperate threads, I figured I’d start an official “all things ACC” thread that will be continuous

For anyone on Twitter, I’d recommend following DK21 (Danielle Kelly). She’s a personal friend, and although admitelly biased, knows her stuff

There is a few other good followers as well, but I’m not on Twitter. I see the stuff sending hand

Congratulations - Sebastian Rivera on accepting the position of Assistant Wrestling Coach at Columbia University.

As an Olympic bronze medalist, World silver medalist, a multi-year collegiate All-American, and New Jersey state champion Sebastian has shown time and again the perseverance, heart, and a "never give up" attitude that defines greatness. His inspiring ability to come from behind and win matches has been a beacon of hope for young wrestlers everywhere, proving that with hard work and determination, anything is possible.

His incredible achievements have brought pride to Puerto Rico, New Jersey, Rutgers and CBA. His wrestling style is one that every aspiring athlete should strive to emulate.

I am confident that Sebastian will bring the same dedication and passion to coaching that made him such a standout athlete. Best of luck in this exciting new chapter—I know you will be successful and continue to inspire future generations of champions! Thank you for all you did for Rutgers!

Is he the most exciting player ru has had? There are probably others but I can’t think of any right now

Mike Mahony who is running the bus trip just received access to additional tickets from RU.

His contact information is
cell - (732) 692-0530
email - mhmahony325@gmail.com

I notice how as soon as any player gets the ball, whether it is a wide open receiver in the end zone or a running back about to hit the line of scrimmage, they hold the ball high and tight like no other team i have ever seen in college or NFL. i understand it is designed to prevent fumbling. It's like the ball carrying arm doesn't move at all, and two arms pumping would help you run faster. Is it possible tho it is preventing that break away speed needed for Kyle to get a touchdown on his long runs? I understand its purpose, but it is very weird, and Pacheco doesn't do it and don't think he did in college.

Pretty detailed and this guy knows his stuff about Bball in general and great knowledge of RU

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Mike Mahony who is running the bus trip just received access to additional tickets from RU.

His contact information is
cell - (732) 692-0530
email - mhmahony325@gmail.com

Another early red card. This time it helps Seton Hall cruise to a 3-1 blowout. The game was never close as Seton Hall outshot Rutgers 14-7. Rutgers MSOC is very undisciplined.

Need to stay disciplined for tonight's meeting with Indiana.

- CLEAR BAG POLICY 12 x 12 to enter (with a couple of options that maybe RU should take a look at)

- METAL DETECTORS at all gates



Lane Stadium Policies


*** HOPEFULLY our fans realize that it's not necessarily the policies but the lack of gates/entrances at the stadium which cause the issues (as I've been saying for a while)

I do not get the opportunity to get home very often but was planning on making the trip for the Rutgers-UCLA game for homecoming. Staying at the Hyatt and wanted to know suggestions for pizza in the area before the game. Also, a place for cocktails afterwards. Thanks in advance

Armadillos have come a long way fast. I've been a big fan since Paul Blake was starting QB and HC was Ed Gennero...OK.. Loved their kicker too that season

On this Blessed Bye Week, let us all reflect and be jubilant as our Knights rest and regroup as we continue our Crusade for Glory. Let us join together as we pray:

A sermon from the Banks of the Ancient and Blessed Waters of the Raritan from our Lord and Savior Greg Schiano.

“You have to keep believing, believing, and believing. And you know what? If it doesnt end up the way you want, as long as you continued to chop all the way through the end, then you should be able to sleep at night. Thats the peace of mind I’m trying to talk to you about. The peace of mind to know you did everything you could to be the best you can be. And you know what happened today? IT WORKED OUT!!!”

Let us all keep believing, and keep chopping, and it will all work out.

And let us not forget the one and only commandment… “THOU. SHALT. CHOP!”

On this Blessed Bye Week, let us all reflect and be jubilant as our Knights rest and regroup as we continue our Crusade for Glory. Let us join together as we pray:

A sermon from the Banks of the Ancient and Blessed Waters of the Raritan from our Lord and Savior Greg Schiano.

“You have to keep believing, believing, and believing. And you know what? If it doesnt end up the way you want, as long as you continued to chop all the way through the end, then you should be able to sleep at night. Thats the peace of mind I’m trying to talk to you about. The peace of mind to know you did everything you could to be the best you can be. And you know what happened today? IT WORKED OUT!!!”

Let us all keep believing, and keep chopping, and it will all work out.

And let us not forget the one and only commandment… “THOU. SHALT. CHOP!”

So now that Pat has resigned who are the top prospects to lead Rutgers Athletic Department?
My vote would be for Tim Pernetti to return but he is now head of the AAC and I think it would be considered a step down to go from head of a conference to a middle Big Ten program. Let’s start circulating some names.

Nice story. Good work by Jon, who was on the bridge to film a music video.
September is suicide prevention month. A lot of people are hurting and need some help, love and/or kindness. Random acts of kindness can make a huge difference to someone.