Seventy Eight - Nil

[uconnphil2016]

Neither is UConn then.

Yeah, I would say that UConn is not a prestigious school. I graduated from UConn, and it's a good school, but it isn't elite or particularly prestigious.

 

[whaler11]

Yeah, I would say that UConn is not a prestigious school. I graduated from UConn, and it's a good school, but it isn't elite or particularly prestigious.

That is a pretty solid case that it isn't......

 

[whaler11]

FWIW UConn and Rutgers are both really good schools.

There isn't any reason to mock Rutgers' academics. Especially since you can mock everything about them athletically.

 

[Rocktheworld]

Northern, (or possibly central) but yeah.

Actually there is a major campus in all three parts: Newark, New Brunswick, and Camden.

 

[uconnphil2016]

FWIW UConn and Rutgers are both really good schools.

There isn't any reason to mock Rutgers' academics. Especially since you can mock everything about them athletically.

I'll submit to really good. Obviously not the likes of any of the ivy league schools, stanford, northwestern, michigan, uva, cal. beyond that, i'd put us up against mostly any public university in the country.

 

[CL82]

Actually there is a major campus in all three parts: Newark, New Brunswick, and Camden.

All different schools with different teams. The RU we know and love is in New Brunswick which is considered North Jersey.

 

[Rocktheworld]

All different schools with different teams. The RU we know and love is in New Brunswick which is considered North Jersey.

Eh, I grew up a couple towns over from New Brunswick and I always say I'm from central Jersey. But who really cares anymore

 

[CL82]

Eh, I grew up a couple towns over from New Brunswick and I always say I'm from central Jersey. But who really cares anymore

Depends on who you ask right? A lot of people say that Central Jersey's not a thing. I'm inclined to agree with you, although I consider everyone south of me South Jersey.

 

[husky8273]

Is this rock bottom for Rutgers? I sure hope not.

Rutgers a win-win for Big Ten

http://www.nytimes.com/2016/10/12/s...n-conference-college-football.html?ref=sports