Sal Alosi Instagram Story

[Ts5034]

Did anybody watch Sal Alosi’s Instagram story this morning? It looks like the team hotel in Philadelphia was evacuated at 4:30 this morning because of a fire alarm. Thats probably not the best case scenario when you’re already playing an early 12 PM game on the road...

 

[Husk04ies]

Yea Bouknight showed it on his snapchat....cant imagine how annoying it must be

 

[BackAftaThis]

Just saw it. So far this season we have a 5 hour delay due to plane trouble and now a fire alarm at a hotel. This team just can’t catch a break. They’re going to be slow as hell today

 

[Chief00]

Hotel Fire Alarm - Sounds like the LA Lakers in Boston during the 1980’s.

 

[Dream Jobbed 2.0]

Yeah this is a little off. I’ve never had a fire alarm go off in a hotel in my whole life.

 

[Deepster]

That’s weird. I had a fire alarm go off twice in Philly when I went to a UConn/Nova game in maybe 2000-2001? Only time that’s ever happened to me and I travel a ton for work.

 

[8893]

DOOOOOOMED!!!

 

[HuskylnSC]

I had the fire alarm go off about 1 am in the Peabody in Nashville. I was a systems developer consultant and was attending an Oracle developer class and working for a customer during the night. My wife told me the fire alarm was going off. I was into my code and told her, "No, it's just a truck backing up." and kept working; finally she pulled me out of my chair and I realized she was right. Crazy seeing all those people in the PJ's going down the stairs and out into the street. I just got to the door and the all clear was announced.

 

[BlueDogs]

Lame move by a V fan. Guaranteed.

 

[LIuconn]

Philly gonna philly

 

[mauconnfan]

Are Belichick and Wright good friends? Or maybe he's a grandson of Red Auerbach?

 

[intlzncster]

Nobody needs to pull the fire alarm on this team lol.

Probably one of our own fans so we've got a built in excuse haha

 

[minidarren]

I've had it happen twice. Both at Courtyards. One in Orange County and the other in Phoenix. Probably about a month between each other. Scared the living crap out of me.

 

[uchusky32]

Yeah this is a little off. I’ve never had a fire alarm go off in a hotel in my whole life.

Happen to me once in all my travels. Hilton downtown Richmond. Middle of the night. Was like am I going down. Top floor executive level. Wait, wait look out window people evacuating. Damn got to go. False alarm.

 

[UConnDad]

The team was probably practicing free throws then anyway.

 

[Dream Jobbed 2.0]

Come to think if it, Sal probably did it do the guys could get some 5:00 am game day powerlifting in.

 

[Deepster]

I had the fire alarm go off about 1 am in the Peabody in Nashville. I was a systems developer consultant and was attending an Oracle developer class and working for a customer during the night. My wife told me the fire alarm was going off. I was into my code and told her, "No, it's just a truck backing up." and kept working; finally she pulled me out of my chair and I realized she was right. Crazy seeing all those people in the PJ's going down the stairs and out into the street. I just got to the door and the all clear was announced.

Did you trip over the ducks?

 

[BLUEDOGHOUSE]

Nobody needs to pull the fire alarm on this team lol.

Probably one of our own fans so we've got a built in excuse haha

haha

 

[HuskylnSC]

Did you trip over the ducks?

I wasn't a big fan of the ducks, although my wife thought they were 'adorable'. You can't get through the lobby when the ducks are on the move. Too many gawkers getting their selfies done.

 

[XLCenterFan]

I once considered pulling the alarm on the West Virginia football team after finding out where they were staying. They were playing at the Rent the next day for all the marbles (when UCONN football was legit), and I figured the boys could use some help. I didn't do it, and ultimately didn't have to. We won and went to the Fiesta Bowl. The Good 'Ol Days for sure!