They're not bad. I'd give em a 6. Everyone knows the rules. ;-) I guess being surrounded by mostly 7, 8's, and 9's made them a let down. Glad y'all love em, though.
Before I moved to Montclair w/ my ex, I thought Jersey was all smokestacks, rusty oil rigs, and stinky bodies of marsh water.
Well, he is actually doing an OV while Mullen was complete BS.
Glad to have them in the photo when he ultimately selects us. Can say we beat out Oklahoma for his services.
Add this with Barnes picking our hat at the upcoming all star game hopefully and it's all great press for Cuse.
Hope it's this scenario and not heartbreak. Alright, no negativity...back to Fran landing a whale for Syracuse!!Glad to have them in the photo when he ultimately selects us. Can say we beat out Oklahoma for his services.
Oh come on. I lived in Jersey for a while. Nothing but love. I even still have a Jersey cell phone number. There are some funky smells in Jersey. We have to at least agree on that. Jersey City, Newark, Bayonne, Elizabeth, Secaucus. To be fair, I haven't really ventured far from the NYC metro area. So I admit some biases.
This is a smart post in a thread about trying to land a NJ transfer with our NJ coaches and all our other NJ players and commits. You really seem to be behind the cause here.
I am sure you are right. I am jaded by my time living in Jersey City. It was a rough time, but it was a close commute to Manhattan where I worked. Hoboken was always a good time. I never ventured too far west or to any of the Townships. So maybe I have a skewed look at NJ. Apologies to anyone from Jersey who I offended. Long live Bruce.
From their website:
Guys, come on. Please stop posting these obviously inaccurate tweets
Oh, don't get me wrong...I'm a NY'er through and through. But once you get out to Jersey proper you realize it's called the "Garden State" for a reason. Lots of green, scenery, foliage, you name it.
Haha. I prefaced that who knows if there is any validity.
I did always want to look at moving to a place that had Township in the name. Those places always looked really beautiful. But the commute would have been insane.Oh, don't get me wrong...I'm a NY'er through and through. But once you get out to Jersey proper you realize it's called the "Garden State" for a reason. Lots of green, scenery, foliage, you name it.
When my ex and I went kaput, I was more upset about having to leave Montclair then I was about leaving her.
35 mins on the Path train, and the Montclair stop was right outside the complex where we lived. Not sure where those other stations were, but that commute was perfect.
That was my impression before I moved here. Where my wife’s from in Monmouth County it’s beautiful with a lot of horse farms. Where I ended up, it was fine for a while. Now, it’s kind of like Staten Island West, unfortunately.
I blew it then. I ended up moving north to Connecticut and my commute was a nightmare up there too. I really didn't research well enough. Connecticut was nice though.
You are correct.
My son’s looking at Montclair State. There’s a stop right on campus.
Couldn’t agree more. I am from WNY, but I lived in Monmouth County and Jersey City after school and I loved living in both for different reasons.
