Rutgers Basketball survives Northwestern in another OT thriller
Rutgers Basketball hosted Northwestern on Sunday afternoon and survived in overtime for the second time in six days.
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Martinelli is going to kill us probably go for at least 30 against our frontline![]()
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Martinelli averages 23 ppg, so scoring 30 against us wouldn't be much of a surprise.Martinelli is going to kill us probably go for at least 30 against our frontline
He's just awfulZrno’s wide open shots are not even close. The season is almost halfway over. When will Pike learn? He’s digging his own grave
Does this team practice between games?thanks Pike we look like a mess so far
He’s going to go for 30 in the first half what in the hell does this team practiceMartinelli averages 23 ppg, so scoring 30 against us wouldn't be much of a surprise.
There is more to life than Rutgers sportsWho booed Gov Murphy? Low class. He has been a big supporter of Rutgers Athletics.
If you practice like **** u plsy like **** in real gamesDoes this team practice between games?
No one. Just general malaise hereWho booed Gov Murphy? Low class. He has been a big supporter of Rutgers Athletics.
Here too is there any reason for us not to be dead we have no talent and no Grant forget itI’m here and this is pathetic. I can’t believe this is what he put out on the court. Place is completely dead.
Thankfully there is. Pinheads can't separate politics from a Gov who has been a big supporterThere is more to life than Rutgers sports
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