Rutgers-Seton Hall basketball banquet returns; set for Dec. 9
Eight former players, four from Rutgers and four from Seton Hall, will be featured in advance of the 2022 rivalry showdown.
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Rutgers-Seton Hall basketball banquet returns; set for Dec. 9 / Rutgers-Seton Hall basketball banquet: Oh, the stories
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With the game being held at the RAC this season, I was hoping this event would be closer to Piscataway this year.
we could do Better with this panel .
If plum was running this it would be more interesting. Invited guests would be
Gonzo
bannon
Mike sherrod and Marcus Tony el next to each other
jr Inman
Fred hill jr.
Danny Hurley or bob Sr
pj carleisimo seated next to master of ceremonies Latrell Sprewell
If plum was running this it would be more interesting. Invited guests would be
Gonzo
bannon
Mike sherrod and Marcus Tony el next to each other
jr Inman
Fred hill jr.
Danny Hurley or bob Sr
pj carleisimo seated next to master of ceremonies Latrell Sprewell
Rutgers-Seton Hall basketball banquet: Oh, the stories
Rutgers-Seton Hall basketball banquet: Oh, the stories
Dan Callandrillo, Hollis Copeland, Geo Baker, Jerry Walker, Rick Dadika, Bryan Caver, Austin Johnson and Ike Obiagu had plenty to stay.
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This rivalry is more for beat writers tgan for fans anymore
The lack of juice about this game on the board says alot
The lack of juice about this game on the board says alot
I think it depends if you have friends or family that are seton hall fans. It’s all relative. But since we aren’t in the same league anymore it’s kinda blah . By Tuesday we will have forgotten about this game
Yes, the first game to sell out every year is for the beat writers, lol
The board is focused on nitty gritty things like NET rankings, barttorvik advanced analytics, recruiting battles, etc... but the vast majority of fans aren't on this board.
This wasn't the first game to sell out this year. Michigan was the first game to sell out. This was fifth or sixth.
Is that recorded anywhere?
From what I can find on the thread history, SHU was the only game Rutgers did not plan on opening up for single ticket sales to the general public, and within 48 hours of opening sales to season ticket holders on 10/4 there were only about 50 tickets left in the upper corners.
There is always a lot of interest in this game, and it's the 6th consecutive sellout in the series (even though they don't open the whole arena for the SHU home games). It's not just for the beat writers.
