Michigan on Halloween
- Thread starter TrueRU
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The best way to avoid those types of conflicts (Halloween, the Hunt, religious, etc.) is to win.
Then Rutgers Football begins to become the “thing” on that day.
Then Rutgers Football begins to become the “thing” on that day.
There will be a great number of NJ resident Walmart Wolverine fans in attendance wearing their Maize and Blue costumes.
And Halloween is not what it used to be. Last several years, we have had less than 5-10 kids stop by for candy.
Going to be a tough day for us if it is not an early game. We get around 500 trick or treaters each Halloween, and our town is very involved in the celebration. My sons are going to struggle deciding between the game and Halloween at home.
Wow, that's a lot. Our neighborhood used to have lots of kids, and maybe bc our street is not in the main part of the 'hood and all the kids who are trick or treating age are grown, we get very few each year.
Kids can trick-or-treat at the tailgates. Be prepared with good candy (see @bac2therac ’s annual Halloween candy thread).
We used to live in Lambertville, and we would legit get over 1000 kids each night. We moved to Flemington 8 years ago and now we get a tame 400-500. We have a large number of friends who come into town for the evening, so I think we have seen a consolidation of celebrations to certain communities as people seek out larger exerpiences.
Lame excuse to think Halloween would impact fans attendance. The greatest comeback happened on October 31, 1992 against Va. Tech. The game was packed and the fans rushed the field. 
First game I ever want to. I was 7.Lame excuse to think Halloween would impact fans attendance. The greatest comeback happened on October 31, 1992 against Va. Tech. The game was packed and the fans rushed the field.
In metuchen, we have candy for 500+ and run out. It's like out of a movie.
Very hard to go to a game during trick or treat.
I was there. With a young kid the calculation shifts...Lame excuse to think Halloween would impact fans attendance. The greatest comeback happened on October 31, 1992 against Va. Tech. The game was packed and the fans rushed the field.
We are in flemington. It seems like towns with downtowns have become where people go for Halloween, and less neighborhood based.
My freshman year. Too much fun the night before. Didn’t make it to the game.Lame excuse to think Halloween would impact fans attendance. The greatest comeback happened on October 31, 1992 against Va. Tech. The game was packed and the fans rushed the field.
In recent years, I feel Halloween has been taken over by the adults who go all out.
GO RU
Rutgers should hand out Schiano masks to those that attend.
That way when he makes a dumb move everyone call each other dummies
Schiano's biggest issue is ego. He thinks he's the smartest guy in the stadium every Sat. Then he gets outwitted, but his ego doesn't allow him to fix it. See the idiotic call to ice the kicker but not before he gets the kick off allowing their coach and everyone else watching to see there is no chance. Then he loses the game. His answers to that post game would have gotten most coaches fired.
You just post the same thing about Schiano over and over. It’s boring.
I ain't gonna feel sorry for those poor, disappointed Michigan fans who leave early!
With his continued on field Coaching blunders repeated posts about this are a good thing that will lead to a new HC.