Cornell - BU pregame (Stout, 5PM)

Started by A-19, November 15, 2007, 11:08:27 PM

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A-19

Not including the official alumni pep rally thing, are people planning on heading to one particular place around the MSG area before next Saturday's BU game?

-Mike

BCrespi

I don't have concrete plans as I'm playing with an alumni Cornell side at the New York Sevens rugby tournament on Randall's Island during the day, but if my group gets organized after the tourny we may head to a bar called Stout on 33rd between 6th and 7th.  Very large bar, pretty good food, great beer selection (as one might infer from the name).  It's not a homey local dive, but it's a nice spot and could fit a large number of loud Faithful.
Brian Crespi '06

Cactus12

I was going to mention Stout too- it's a popular Rangers bar and very big.

MikeT'97


Josh '99

Agreed, Stout is good.

I was actually trying not to mention it so it wouldn't get too crowded.  ::cuss::
"They do all kind of just blend together into one giant dildo."
-Ben Rocky 04

Jeff Hopkins '82

[quote MikeT'97]Let's Go Potvin![/quote]

Potvin sucks!

Mike Hedrick 01

Amen.  Screw BU, Potvin, too!  

Anyone going to the Rangers-Stars game on Sunday afternoon?  I'm pretty excited for an all-hockey weekend.

Jacob '06

[quote Mike Hedrick 01]Amen.  Screw BU, Potvin, too!  

Anyone going to the Rangers-Stars game on Sunday afternoon?  I'm pretty excited for an all-hockey weekend.[/quote]

I'll be there in sec 133.

Mike Hedrick 01

Nice seats.  I'm in the 300s for the Ranger game.  Rinkside for the CU game.  

I've never seen the Rangers play at home, so this should be a great weekend.

Ben Rocky '04


Jim Hyla

[quote Ben Rocky '04]
They got this dead-on correct. ::banana::[/quote]

Did you read the article?

Quote from: Sun ArticleArena – Lynah is great, but it sometimes feels like it is going to fall down. Agganis Arena, on the other hand, was built in 2005 and is state-of-the-art. Apparently, even though it is new, it has not lost any of the charm of B.U.'s old rink. Advantage: B.U.
"Cornell Fans Made the Timbers Tremble", Boston Globe, March/1970
Cornell lawyers stopped the candy throwing. Jan/2005

Rosey

Quote from: Sun ArticleArena – Lynah is great, but it sometimes feels like it is going to fall down. Agganis Arena, on the other hand, was built in 2005 and is state-of-the-art. Apparently, even though it is new, it has not lost any of the charm of B.U.'s old rink. Advantage: B.U.

In fact, the only charm Agganis has is that it somehow managed to dodge the prohibition on alcohol at NCAA events.  Why they were allowed to transfer the grandfathered alcohol license from Walter Brown to a new arena is beyond my understanding, unless of course there was some money involved.

Kyle
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upperdeck

what is this alcohol prohibition? alot of schools sell beer at games. the only rule i know is that if its an NCAA run event you cant sell beer.

su sells beer except for NIT/NCAA events.

Rosey

[quote upperdeck]what is this alcohol prohibition? alot of schools sell beer at games. the only rule i know is that if its an NCAA run event you cant sell beer.

su sells beer except for NIT/NCAA events.[/quote]
Ah, then I've misunderstood all this time.  I withdraw my complaint. ::whistle::

Kyle
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billhoward

[quote krose]
Quote from: Sun ArticleArena – Lynah is great, but it sometimes feels like it is going to fall down. Agganis Arena, on the other hand, was built in 2005 and is state-of-the-art. Apparently, even though it is new, it has not lost any of the charm of B.U.'s old rink. Advantage: B.U.

In fact, the only charm Agganis has is that it somehow managed to dodge the prohibition on alcohol at NCAA events.  Why they were allowed to transfer the grandfathered alcohol license from Walter Brown to a new arena is beyond my understanding, unless of course there was some money involved.

Kyle[/quote]

We should be jealous, not upset.