Bahamas Tourney

So after that loss, how many of you down there woke up with a terrible hangover and your hair braided?

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So then my question remains. Does the team fly around in a massive private jet with a red St. Johns underbelly or is it a doctored photo?
All of the major, and minor, air commercial carriers fly trips non-commercial essentially a "charter" flight for one customer. It leaves and returns at the time the customer wants (not a pre-determined schedule) and the public cannot access the flight, but it generally leaves from the same airline terminal as the public flights.

I guess you can think of it as a massive private jet but it isn't anything like a beautiful private jet like a Gulfstream, Falcon, Boeing Business Jet (BBJ), those are luxe complete with couches, deluxe carpeting, captains chairs, brass and mahogany, beautifully appointed.

St. John's is traveling on a plain old airliner.
 
All of the major, and minor, air commercial carriers fly trips non-commercial essentially a "charter" flight for one customer. It leaves and returns at the time the customer wants (not a pre-determined schedule) and the public cannot access the flight, but it generally leaves from the same airline terminal as the public flights.

I guess you can think of it as a massive private jet but it isn't anything like a beautiful private jet like a Gulfstream, Falcon, Boeing Business Jet (BBJ), those are luxe complete with couches, deluxe carpeting, captains chairs, brass and mahogany, beautifully appointed.

St. John's is traveling on a plain old airliner.
And our team charter usually left out of Farmingdale Airport or JFK charter area. Many times the same plane that just dropped off UConn at Newark to play Seton Hall would deadhead to Farmingdale to pick us up and bring us to some Midwest location. Then pick up say DePaul and fly them to Nova. I always asked the flight attendant which team they were picking up and leave notes for their trainer.
 
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