JackofVirginia
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Way back in 1955 St. John's played Radford at the DeGray Gym. Their star players then was Dickie Duckett, Parenti and Crystal.
Ive been to 7 SJU games. Im 0-7
Can anyone top that?
You need to start wearing a lucky sweater at the games.
hahah trust me ive tried it all.
funny story, first Johnny game I ever went to was at the carrier dome, went with a few friends and their parents who were all cuse fans. I wore a Syracuse shirt over my st johns gear up until the opening tip. When I took the cuse shirt off to reveal my johnnies gear I got a full water bottle thrown at my head from close to 20 ft away! I was 13 years old! How scummy can you get!!
Ive been to 7 SJU games. Im 0-7
Can anyone top that?
February 18, 1963: Loyola of Chicago, on its way a national championship, steamrolled over Joe Lapchick's only losing team, 70-49. Donnie Burks was star of the that 9-15 Redmen team, which included Bill O'Sullivan, a thin 6-6 center, and a soph named Ken McIntyre. The only reason I remember O'Sullivan is that he wore a big cast on one of his forearms and was totally dominated by Ramblers' Les Hunter. I was a junior in high school, and I remember thinking -- it sounds strange now -- what an impressive arena Alumni Hall was. And by the way, we didn't have another losing season until 31 years later, when we went 12-17 under Brian Mahoney ... 31 years!
Ive been to 7 SJU games. Im 0-7
Can anyone top that?
You need to start wearing a lucky sweater at the games.
hahah trust me ive tried it all.
funny story, first Johnny game I ever went to was at the carrier dome, went with a few friends and their parents who were all cuse fans. I wore a Syracuse shirt over my st johns gear up until the opening tip. When I took the cuse shirt off to reveal my johnnies gear I got a full water bottle thrown at my head from close to 20 ft away! I was 13 years old! How scummy can you get!!
Mase, I don't know how big of a guy you are ... but I have one of Looie's sweaters at home in a case. I'll let you wear it to a game if you think it will break your cursed streak. Seriously
February 26, 1983
The Spectrum, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Pinone v Mullin
Pinckney v Russell
Massimino v Carnesecca
118.4 registered decibels
February 26, 1983
The Spectrum, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Pinone v Mullin
Pinckney v Russell
Massimino v Carnesecca
118.4 registered decibels
February 18, 1963: Loyola of Chicago, on its way a national championship, steamrolled over Joe Lapchick's only losing team, 70-49. Donnie Burks was star of the that 9-15 Redmen team, which included Bill O'Sullivan, a thin 6-6 center, and a soph named Ken McIntyre. The only reason I remember O'Sullivan is that he wore a big cast on one of his forearms and was totally dominated by Ramblers' Les Hunter. I was a junior in high school, and I remember thinking -- it sounds strange now -- what an impressive arena Alumni Hall was. And by the way, we didn't have another losing season until 31 years later, when we went 12-17 under Brian Mahoney ... 31 years!
Funny Dr.O is now the Principal in the school my wife teaches.
February 26, 1983
The Spectrum, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Pinone v Mullin
Pinckney v Russell
Massimino v Carnesecca
118.4 registered decibels
Mullin missed the front end of a FT with 5 seconds left that would have clinched it had he made 2. Pinone came down and launched a perfect shot from about 30 feet that go nothing but net as the buzzer expired. I was there.
February 18, 1963: Loyola of Chicago, on its way a national championship, steamrolled over Joe Lapchick's only losing team, 70-49. Donnie Burks was star of the that 9-15 Redmen team, which included Bill O'Sullivan, a thin 6-6 center, and a soph named Ken McIntyre. The only reason I remember O'Sullivan is that he wore a big cast on one of his forearms and was totally dominated by Ramblers' Les Hunter. I was a junior in high school, and I remember thinking -- it sounds strange now -- what an impressive arena Alumni Hall was. And by the way, we didn't have another losing season until 31 years later, when we went 12-17 under Brian Mahoney ... 31 years!
Funny Dr.O is now the Principal in the school my wife teaches.
Wow, St. Anne's? There's a Dr. Osullivan there who is tall, and I saw the name and wondered if it was him. Correct?
February 18, 1963: Loyola of Chicago, on its way a national championship, steamrolled over Joe Lapchick's only losing team, 70-49. Donnie Burks was star of the that 9-15 Redmen team, which included Bill O'Sullivan, a thin 6-6 center, and a soph named Ken McIntyre. The only reason I remember O'Sullivan is that he wore a big cast on one of his forearms and was totally dominated by Ramblers' Les Hunter. I was a junior in high school, and I remember thinking -- it sounds strange now -- what an impressive arena Alumni Hall was. And by the way, we didn't have another losing season until 31 years later, when we went 12-17 under Brian Mahoney ... 31 years!
Funny Dr.O is now the Principal in the school my wife teaches.
Wow, St. Anne's? There's a Dr. Osullivan there who is tall, and I saw the name and wondered if it was him. Correct?
Bingo.
In those days living in Queens there was no fear of taking the subway to see the Knicks , Rangers and college bb.
February 18, 1963: Loyola of Chicago, on its way a national championship, steamrolled over Joe Lapchick's only losing team, 70-49. Donnie Burks was star of the that 9-15 Redmen team, which included Bill O'Sullivan, a thin 6-6 center, and a soph named Ken McIntyre. The only reason I remember O'Sullivan is that he wore a big cast on one of his forearms and was totally dominated by Ramblers' Les Hunter. I was a junior in high school, and I remember thinking -- it sounds strange now -- what an impressive arena Alumni Hall was. And by the way, we didn't have another losing season until 31 years later, when we went 12-17 under Brian Mahoney ... 31 years!
Funny Dr.O is now the Principal in the school my wife teaches.
Wow, St. Anne's? There's a Dr. Osullivan there who is tall, and I saw the name and wondered if it was him. Correct?
Bingo.