Blazer49

Towson playing in THE most historic venue in college basketball? I'm there on 11/24. Phog Allan, Cameron Indoor, Hinkle and all others fall behind the Palestra. The place where the most number of college basketball games have been played.

One of my darkest days as a Sixers fan. The trade was done on draft day when the Sixers had the number one pick. The could of had a front court of Brad Dougherty, Charles Barkley and Moses Malone. Instead we got Jeff Ruland on one leg and Roy Hinson from the Cavs. Ugh

Nice. I wonder how a guy like him if he voted yes or no to the new CBA? It would seem a guy like him is who the CBA benefited most.

We need the basketball team to be successful over the next week or so or else it is an early summer for topics on this board.

Reading the document that is included in the link it says "provided that the wins come against opponents from Division I programs..."

Somehow have to get things straightened out before conference play. The only chance to get in now.

Would be nice to get the 3 seed in order better chances of avoiding Charleston and if fortunate to advance avoid Hofstra until the final, but beggars can't be choosers so let's take the road we get and do want we need to do regardless!

Well one way to look at it if you want to compare 2013 to this year is that both years we lost to a team we shouldn't of as part of our 0-3 start. Let's hope we still win the CAA and make the tourney.

50-50 balls in any sport is all about effort and heart.

Tough opener, let's see what we got! We got spoiled with face offs last year. Hard to be as successful as we were last year, but we have to be somewhat decent this year though.

OMG 25 years? Damn I'm old! Drove down from Philadelphia for that game. Great night.

Hmm... I would like to think I have a pretty good idea as to why they are doing this. (I am assuming that they are getting a couple of bucks out of the deal.) However as a person who was in the sports ticketing business for over 20 years the first thing that comes to my mind is "Towson has trouble selling their own tickets. What makes them think that a deal with a secondary ticket market is a good thing? Especially with a company that no one has heard of?" This is the Flosports of ticketing. Good if it is a money grab for the Athletic Department but I would not be touting this deal unless they are going to assist the Ticket Office with ticketing as a whole.

I was in Dayton as well. We were competitive in that game. I believe down 7 with the ball less than 10 minutes to go. Pretty cool as I was leaving I exchanged my Towson State sweatshirt with an Ohio State student's sweatshirt. We played the first game of the night session. I remember after the game watching kids run up to John James to get autographs. The nightcap of that doubleheader was Kenny Anderson's Georgia Tech vs. De Paul

I did get a text this morning. They are giving T-shirts to the first 500 students Thursday and T-shirts to the first 500 fans on Saturday. Hey it's a start! Towerlight should be pumping these games up too.

5.5 road favorites.