My first thought was "Now that the NY Times reported on this, the opposing team will be expecting it and it won't be effective." But on second thought, it might be more effective. Teams might be coming out wanting to see what video Rutgers has in store for them. Just the anticipation of a dumb video is a distraction even before the video plays.
Well done, Rutgers.
Aaaand right below is another drive by hit piece on the athletic dept deficit, with quotes from everyone's favorite Economics professor, Mark Killingsworth.
Aaaand right below is another drive by hit piece on the athletic dept deficit, with quotes from everyone's favorite Economics professor, Mark Killingsworth.
Think she teaches at Montclair State too?This article is written by none other than proud Rutgers alum, Kelly Whiteside. Always enjoy her articles. Didn't realize she moved from USA Today to the NY Times.
Yep.I'm sure once the NCAA sees that Rutgers is doing this they will act to ban it. (of course it is very cleaver and great move)....we need more of this type of thinking...
That would be funnyWe should play "Hail to the Victors" while Ohio State warms up. Our fanbase will hate it, but Ohio State will hate it more.
Creating a little buzz around our program is a good thing...as long as we are a decent team. This would have been a pitiful attempt two years ago.I love it! And I like that the press isn't killing us over it, and actually praises the manner in which it is being done.
Wether it works or not, teams will start to talk about this, and it will create some buzz. I agree that some good hearted gamesmanship is missing these days. (as long as it doesn't distract from the game itself).
Under what grounds do you ban it? Bad music? How do you quantify that?
What about Neil Diamond?
that would just piss them off and be kind of unsportsmanlike. need to distract them...(but boy, would that piss them off lol)We should play "Hail to the Victors" while Ohio State warms up. Our fanbase will hate it, but Ohio State will hate it more.
Doesn't Iowa still use the pink locker room?Good this year, but probably won’t be effective second time around when it becomes expected.
Now that it’s been in The NY Times, it has jumped the shark and can be discontinued. Have a good night.