Friday, March 02, 2007

FIRE UP MARQUETTE

Here's a rundown of Saturday's must-do items:


8am -- ESPN Gameday at the Bradley Center. It is free folks, so pack the house. The first 1,000 fans get one of these jolly golden t-shirts. MU will run shuttle buses from campus.

(after conclusion of Gameday .... commence with day-long party and inevitable liver abuse)

7pm -- enter the Bradley Center and put on the nifty 1977 blue commemorative t-shirt.


7:01 pm -- Suck in gut. Stand up straight, and try to locate Erin Andrews. If married, hide your wedding ring and maybe she'll meet you for a beer later.

8pm -- Yell like hell for the good guys as they take the court against the enemy.

9pm -- Honor the 1977 National Champions. Repeat. Honor the 1977 National Champions.

10pm -- Yell like hell for the good guys as they look to earn their 10th conference win.

10:01 pm - - Sit your butt down and watch the Senior Night ceremony. Enthusiastically cheer and for Jamil Lott, Mike Kinsella and Craig Kuphall. THANKS GUYS!

10:30 pm -- Resume partying and liver abuse while talking with buddies about how Erin Andrews will show up at the bar at any minute looking for you.

11:02pm -- The most recent conversation is stricken from your memory when you complete your first Jagerbomb.

***Can't make it to the game? Get with your local alums at one of the many National Marquette Day events around the country.

4 comments:

  1. Note: Those times are Eastern. If you show up at the BC at 9pm, you'll have missed the first half and have no one to blame but NYWarrior himself.

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  2. Though I'm ardent Pitt fan and alum, I envy you and yours. Why? 'Cuz tommorow night yinz get to look at lil' Erin up close like. Lucky bastards.

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  3. Updated, Hilltopper! All times are now CST!

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  4. I'd like another edit.

    10:01 - Sit your butt down and watch the Senior Night ceremony. Regardless of PT, these 3 kids are part of the team, and deserve your applause when it's their last game at the BC.

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