Russell Jaslow
Registered User
I believe Wilkes has a counterpart like this.
And there are two D3 schools in California that literally use the same campus. Their football rivalry is a hoot. The d3football.com podcast always talks about it.
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2026 NCAA TOURNAMENT MEGA-THREAD: THE ROAD TO UTICA
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And there are two D3 schools in California that literally use the same campus. Their football rivalry is a hoot. The d3football.com podcast always talks about it.
Russell Jaslow
Registered User
I don't understand what you are saying. I was responding to the Suffolk and Wentworth stat, and they are both D3 New England schools with hockey teams.
Pioneer247
Active member
Say what you want about Utica, but we know how to at least throw a party, what a weekend this was
Fishman'81
Black Bear since D-2
(I wouldn't be the official asshole of this site if I didn't say this much
We sat in the top row of Section 101. Should have been good seats, but that area and 102 were -for some reason- completely infested with Hobart kids.
We had no problem with their general enthusiasm, their chants, etc,. But we had HUGE problems with their utter ignorance of hockey-fan etiquette.
They tried to hijack our seats, they walked around during live play, jumped up and down like jack-in-the-boxes whenever they felt like it, and completely obstructed the view of many people behind them with astounding frequently.
We were forced to watch much of the game, including the winning goal, on the Jumbo, due to that fact. Perhaps they should be required to pass some sort of competency at an actual arena, before they're allowed into another one.
We sat in the top row of Section 101. Should have been good seats, but that area and 102 were -for some reason- completely infested with Hobart kids.
We had no problem with their general enthusiasm, their chants, etc,. But we had HUGE problems with their utter ignorance of hockey-fan etiquette.
They tried to hijack our seats, they walked around during live play, jumped up and down like jack-in-the-boxes whenever they felt like it, and completely obstructed the view of many people behind them with astounding frequently.
We were forced to watch much of the game, including the winning goal, on the Jumbo, due to that fact. Perhaps they should be required to pass some sort of competency at an actual arena, before they're allowed into another one.
bakdraft21
Well-known member
ugh..... they are college kids...when they go to a Ranger game in Madison Square Garden they will learn the rules PDQ believe me,I had seasons in the blues for years...(I wouldn't be the official asshole of this site if I didn't say this much
We sat in the top row of Section 101. Should have been good seats, but that area and 102 were -for some reason- completely infested with Hobart kids.
We had no problem with their general enthusiasm, their chants, etc,. But we had HUGE problems with their utter ignorance of hockey-fan etiquette.
They tried to hijack our seats, they walked around during live play, jumped up and down like jack-in-the-boxes whenever they felt like it, and completely obstructed the view of many people behind them with astounding frequently.
We were forced to watch much of the game, including the winning goal, on the Jumbo, due to that fact. Perhaps they should be required to pass some sort of competency at an actual arena, before they're allowed into another one.