Can this team beat NJIT ?
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I’m more worried about UMass. A five-game losing streak is not out of the question the way this team has played.
Depends which team shows up. Will it be the group that wants to defend the way we did against SFA and Niagra or the group that doesn't.
Line will probably be 8.5 if I had to take a guess. So I would definitely sign up for that margin of victory [roll]
Should open the section to us loudmouths and let us show how its done.
It looks like a bring another student thing but if you can get a tix...worth the shot. Ill have to look into it more formal.
At absolute worst this team has to beat 1 of Pitt, Wisky and Seton. Winning at Michigan State ain’t happening.
We lose a lot of students to NJIT who at one time would have gone to RU. We can lose to them on the court as well. But hopefully we don't.
Any opponent that can hit at least 10 three pointers has a fighting chance to defeat Rutgers.
Monk, not sure if there are very many we lose now that the new Engineering buildings are up, more on the way with the Engineering Precinct, Aerospace Major, lots of Engineering specific campus tours jam packed, and Rutgers is actually making an effort to recruit with more stops of Rutgers on the Road, including the high tech high schools. Another big advantage for Rutgers—The Honors College. I would like Rutgers to offer an Architecture degree.
Plus we probably have a big height advantage which will make no difference again.
How much money did your friends lose tonight?
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anon_ivydyf0amkzay
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They bet the 1st 10 minutes. I thinks Nuts has the other side of the bet.
They win more than they lose. I had fun busting them on this one though.
You can see he's has the ability and BB mentality, just not so much tonight. Some of his shots were bad and had no chance of going in.
I've seen him play a few times, he's very good but tried to do too much. Too quickly last night
He was awful.
RU did a great job defending him.
I felt like he didn't have the will to over come the attention he received. Quit is a strong word, but in the 1st half he didn't want to work extra hard to get the ball and was content on his team playing 4 on 4.
