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Obviously he is the main reason but its not completely his fault.I blame GMac.
Obviously he is the main reason but its not completely his fault.I blame GMac.
West Virginia UniversityA lot of teams came and went in the Big East over the years, especially the last ten, but I am really struggling with who the heck was WFVU?
Made my first visit to the famed Blarney before the Oregon game last month.
Packed with SU fans it was but the service was terrible. Not a lot of energy pre game, honestly was disappointed with the experience.
I’ve heard nothing but good things about the place and hate that a staple for us Syracuse fans is closed. Maybe new owners will revive the establishment.
It was a place where you could walk in 2 hours before tip without a ticket for the game, stand on a bar stool in your SU gear screaming that you’re “looking for two” ...and in ten minutes another SU fan would sell you his extras for face value. Usually you had multiple offers.
The people were great.
How dare you compare the two, sir.Thought you were talking about the Blarney Stone in Syracuse for a second and almost had a mini heart attack. Still sad news though
Wonder what is up? Place was jumping most times I've been there. Cuse, Rangers
Not to change the subject , but is that sweatshirt for sale? It’s sick!
I'm sorry I meant no disrespect. I just have never heard of the place before this post and love the similarly named establishment on the west side. After reading the memories on here I regret mentioning the two together the way I did. It sounds like an important place that meant a lot to true fans who passed through NYC.How dare you compare the two, sir.
It really is pretty sweet...anyone know where that legend 44 hoodie John’s wearing might be sold? That has under the tree and on my back written all over it.Not to change the subject , but is that sweatshirt for sale? It’s sick!
That’s really too bad. Many great memories there. Still remember an SU fan kicking the sheet out of a loud obnoxious drunk UConn fan in the 90s. Those were the days.
Sadly, it appears it is still open.Is that bar/restaurant Marshall Street still open? It is owned by a Syracuse guy and had heavy Syracuse theme. Last time I looked their website was up. They used to advertise on WFAN for awhile.