NYC viewing?

Started by John Annese \'97, March 13, 2006, 12:10:54 PM

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Beeeej

[quote Jerseygirl]Let's not even mention all the bandwagon fans in the city who smugly donned the scarlet B after the 2004 debacle.[/quote]

You really want to put down "bandwagon fans" in the same breath as defending the Yankees...?

Beeeej
Beeeej, Esq.

"Cornell isn't an organization.  It's a loose affiliation of independent fiefdoms united by a common hockey team."
   - Steve Worona

Nathan Chicowdy 92

What network / station is showing Friday's game?

mk345

You can subscribe online for a sports package to see playoff games. I think it's 6.95/game, maybe there is a discount for a batch. On TV, it will be most likely CSTV who will air the games.

Just wondering, those people who are planning to get together for Cornell games viewing, when did/will you graduate?

RichH

[quote Beeeej][quote Jerseygirl]Let's not even mention all the bandwagon fans in the city who smugly donned the scarlet B after the 2004 debacle.[/quote]

You really want to put down "bandwagon fans" in the same breath as defending the Yankees...?
[/quote]

To steer this tired topic to a different direction, may I remind you that Cornell hockey fans are generally seen around the league to be as annoying as typical Sox/Yanks fans.  People either love us or hate us, there's no middle ground.

Good.  :-D

Jerseygirl

Re: Delta- yeah, I know. I was being deliberately hyperbolic. I mean, I really do feel that way, but I generally agree with your usage issue, if I were reading that as someone being completely serious (which I don't think I ever am on these fora). I show my opposition to ideas, paradigms, governments, laws, and yes, sports teams etc. by withholding my insignificant amount of money.

Re: nyc94- a cop who wants to see if the crazy chick he chatted up in the bar the prior weekend was really as much of a Yankees fanatic as she claimed.

Re: Beeeej- As someone who's been a Yankees fan as long as she's known what a baseball is, I have no moral dilemma calling out bandwagon Red Sox fans.

CowbellGuy

[quote RichH]People either love us or hate us, there's no middle ground.[/quote]
Except at Princeton, where the last semblance of a pulse was reported in the 60s.
"[Hugh] Jessiman turned out to be a huge specimen of something alright." --Puck Daddy

KeithK

[quote CowbellGuy][quote RichH]People either love us or hate us, there's no middle ground.[/quote]
Except at Princeton, where the last semblance of a pulse was reported in the 60s.[/quote]Not entirely.  I have fond memories of sending some older Princeton fans scurrying away because our group was too vocal and energetic in our cheering.

RichH

[quote CowbellGuy][quote RichH]People either love us or hate us, there's no middle ground.[/quote]
Except at Princeton, where the last semblance of a pulse was reported in the 60s.[/quote]

That also explains how up they are with the playoff terminology.  After I read the headline, I immediately began waiting for the 4 horsemen:

http://www.dailyprincetonian.com/archives/2006/03/10/sports/14821.shtml

"You keep using that word.  I do not think it means what you think it means."

Jacob 03

[quote DeltaOne81]
...but "giving money to establishments that facilitate, nay, encourage" is a phrase that should end with terrorism, or dictatorships, or *maybe* politics... but not sports.[/quote]

I refuse to give money to establishments that facilitate or encourage cockfighting.  And that's the sport of kings.

Trotsky

[quote Jacob 03][quote DeltaOne81]
...but "giving money to establishments that facilitate, nay, encourage" is a phrase that should end with terrorism, or dictatorships, or *maybe* politics... but not sports.[/quote]

I refuse to give money to establishments that facilitate or encourage cockfighting.  And that's the sport of kings.[/quote]

Horse racing is the sport of kings.  Cockfighting is the sport of queens.  Get it?  Queens?

Rich S

[quote Trotsky][

Horse racing is the sport of kings.  Cockfighting is the sport of queens.  Get it?  Queens?[/quote]

Interesting but...

Aqueduct and Belmont are both in....Queens.

Get it ?  :-D

ftyuv

Sorry for the bump, but... did any viewing parties end up happening?  I just got into the city, and there's a good chance I'll be free tomorrow evening.  I'd love to sit down at some bar with some fellow Cornellians to watch the game.

I'm a proud Masshole, so Red Sox-friendly bars are okay by me ;)

LGR!

moskcraig

Let's get as many Faithful at Ship of Fools 82nd and 2nd) as possible. Who's in? Who can get there early, say 7:15, to make sure we're set up with at least one well-placed TV? (Not me, only gametime arrival possible). Anybody want to volunteer to call the bar in the afternoon to set things up? We may have to agree to buy a minimum of $25 of drinks, etc. per Faithful. Good negotiators and ILRees, please step up. LGR!

ftyuv

Yikes, the idea of a minimum drink cover doesn't appeal to me -- I'm just a lowly undergrad trying to save money.  Anyway if other people plan to be there and there's not a high cover (including minimum drinks), I'll be there.  I'd rather not be the one to set something up, though, cause I suck at negotiations (in case we'd need to).

nyc94

There are only two 8 PM NCAA basketball games tonight so getting a television should be less of a problem.