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**** that. Have you seen all the national titles Pitt and some other schools "claim?" Princeton has plenty to claim. This one is ours lol!!So I have a question about 1869 and our "national championship". Maybe @Source can help out with this too. I recall seeing we played Princeton twice that year. We won the first game and they won the second. Is that right? So not to be a Debbie downer or anything, but either we lost the championship game (the second and final contest) or we are co-champions as we split the year with Princeton.
Officially, it is a split championship according to the NCAA. Which is not uncommon in College Football. https://www.ncaa.com/history/football/fbsSo I have a question about 1869 and our "national championship". Maybe @Source can help out with this too. I recall seeing we played Princeton twice that year. We won the first game and they won the second. Is that right? So not to be a Debbie downer or anything, but either we lost the championship game (the second and final contest) or we are co-champions as we split the year with Princeton.
Post it if you find a link. I'd love a serious oneThe one is really like is that "1869 National Champions" shirt in red with the old-timey graphic of the player, which I can't seem to find anywhere (anymore).
Get out of here with your facts. ; )Should really be co-champs at best. Princeton kicked Rutgers ass the 2nd time around.
Post it if you find a link. I'd love a serious one
I think this is it. Although some of the format looks a bit different than when I'd first seen it (on this site) a couple of years ago:
https://www.worthpoint.com/worthopedia/rutgers-scarlet-knights-1869-football-1732059736
I don't think the Block R was included and, instead, the player was centered on the t-shirt. Of course, I could just be remembering incorrectly. I remember, at the time, that one of the folks on this board was mentioning that he had one (and was advertising this as well).
Cool thanks. It's better but not, something I'd wear. What's with Mr Magoo rushing the ball? LOL
I would wear a serious looking, throwback themed 1869 Champs shirt.
I'm with you. This (or, the original which looked something like this) was the only thing I'd ever found which was close. Let me know if you are ever able to find one.
Different rules. Source just had a post saying how a 3rd game.. using the first games rules.. was cancelled by the administrations. But I know the teams met secretly and played the game..Should really be co-champs at best. Princeton kicked Rutgers ass the 2nd time around.
My wife got me that for Christmas a few years ago. It's like my favorite shirt lol.The one is really like is that "1869 National Champions" shirt in red with the old-timey graphic of the player, which I can't seem to find anywhere (anymore).
So I have a question about 1869 and our "national championship". Maybe @Source can help out with this too. I recall seeing we played Princeton twice that year. We won the first game and they won the second. Is that right? So not to be a Debbie downer or anything, but either we lost the championship game (the second and final contest) or we are co-champions as we split the year with Princeton.
Maybe this one? Or also here?Cool thanks. It's better but not, something I'd wear. What's with Mr Magoo rushing the ball? LOL
I would wear a serious looking, throwback themed 1869 Champs shirt.
I had 10 of those made for me in white a couple of years ago. Thanks.
Selected, huh? Nope. RU 1869 Champs.November, 6, 1869 - Rutgers 6 Princeton 4
New Brunswick, NJ College Field
November 13, 1869 Princeton 8 Rutgers 0
Princeton, NJ Varsity Grounds
November 27, 1869 at New Brunswick, NJ College Field
Game cancelled by each schools' presidents.
Rutgers and Princeton selected as co-National Champions by the National Championship Foundation (1869-2000) and Parke Davis (1869-1933).
Princeton selected as National Champions by the Billingsley Report (1869-2006).
Can you ask her where she got it? I've been asking mine to get me one for a while.My wife got me that for Christmas a few years ago. It's like my favorite shirt lol.
2nd time don't count, it was an exhibition game , first game was an official regular season match-up,.Should really be co-champs at best. Princeton kicked Rutgers ass the 2nd time around.
Other than someone saying Rutgers got their butts kicked the second game (which they kinda did), who is crapping on Rutgers here?Leave it to Rutgers fans to crap on Rutgers. Some of you are unreal.