I wonder if the SUNJ's...

[huskymedic]

... new black uniforms have the school name spelled correctly???

 

[CL82]

Rutgirls?

 

[Adios]

They should have kept their original moniker, the "Queensmen"...

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1869_New_Jersey_vs._Rutgers_football_game

 

[CL82]

They should have kept their original moniker, the "Queensmen"...

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1869_New_Jersey_vs._Rutgers_football_game[/quote]

Scarlet is red and red is the color of flames, so

The New Jersey Flaming Queens?

 

[junglehusky]

... new black uniforms have the school name spelled correctly???


View attachment 1394

That's the french spelling.

 

[Ruknighttime]

Yes, we will have the RUTGERS Uniforms looking CLEAN and ready to smash Uconn..hey ,how do you spell NCAA Probation-UCONN?
Here's a better look at new Nike Blackout Uni's

 

[Adios]

Rutgirls works, I guess.

 

[Adios]

Yes, we will have the RUTGERS Uniforms looking CLEAN and ready to smash Uconn..hey ,how do you spell NCAA Probation-UCONN?
Here's a better look at new Nike Blackout Uni's

#1, your hyped up (and ugly) uniforms are specifically for your game against us (two-time Big East champions). That is a compliment. #2, when was the last time Rutgers won a national championship in anything?

 

[blitz8ru]

#1, your hyped up (and ugly) uniforms are specifically for your game against us (two-time Big East champions). That is a compliment. #2, when was the last time Rutgers won a national championship in anything?

Well we can "claim" an NC in 1976 (11-0), 1961 (9-0), 1869 (co-NC with Princeton) and that's for FB...

We have an NC in wrestling, fencing, cheerleading and an NC in WBB (AIAW National Championship: 1982)... We've also been on the losing side of NCAAA NC games at least twice recently (WBB in 2007 and Men's soccer in 1991)...

Baseball [1950 world series semifinalist; ncaas: 1948, 1949, 1950, 1968, 1986, 1988, 1990, 1991, 1993, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2003, 2007]

Men's Basketball [final 4: 1976; sweet 16: 1979; ncaas: 1975, 1976, 1979, 1983, 1989, 1991; 14 nit appearances from 1967-2006]

Men's Soccer [nc runner up: 1990; final 4: 1989,1994; sweet 16: 2011; ncaas 1989, 1990, 1994, 2011]

Men's Lacrosse [started play in 1887; national lacrosse power: 1920s-1950s; ncaas: 1974, 1975, 1984, 1986, 1990, 1991]

Wrestling [1950 nc at 191lbs, recent top 25 team; ncaas: 1959-60, 2003-04, 2008-09, 2009-10, 2010-11, 2011-12]

Women's Basketball [annual top 25 team; AIAW National Championship: 1982; nc runner up: 2007; final 4: 2000; elite 8: 1986, 1987, 1999, 2005, 2008; sweet 16: 1988, 1998, 2006, 2009; ncaas (27): 1986-1994, 1998-2001, 2003-2012 ]

Women's Lacrosse [ncaas: 1999]

Women's Soccer [sweet 16: 2001, 2008; ncaas: 1987, 2001, 2003, 2006, 2008, 2009 ]

Women's Volleyball [ncaas: 1982]

Swimming/diving [began in 1915 for men, 1986 for women; men's ncaas: 1931, 1933, 1950,1951, 1965, 1968, 1969; women's ncaas: 2003, 2007, 2008, 2009]

Track & Field [men's ncaas: 1995, 1997, 2010; women's ncaas: 1983, 1992, 1994, 2005, 2006]

Championships (not counting regular season championships)
Men's fencing, NCAA National Champions (1949)
Women's basketball, AIAW National Champions (1982)
Men's basketball, Atlantic 10 Conference Tournament champions (1989)
women's soccer, eastern collegiate athletic conference championship (1990, 1991, 1992).
Cheerleading, dance team, UCA National Champions (1996)
Soccer, Big East Conference champions (1997)
Baseball, Big East Conference champions (2000)
Men's track & field, Outdoor Big East champions (2005)
Men's track & field, Outdoor IC4A Champions (2005)
Football, Texas Bowl Champions (2006)
Women's basketball, Big East Tournament champions (2007)
Baseball, Big East Tournament champions (2007)
Football, International Bowl Champions (2008)
Football, Papa John's Bowl Champions (2008)
Cheerleading, dance team, UCA National Champions (2009)
Football, St. Petersburg Bowl Champions (2009)
Football, New Era Pinstripe Bowl Champions (2011)

Football: 1869-2011: 617–604–42 (.505)
undefeated seasons: 1876(1-0), 1961(9-0), 1976(11-0)
bowl record: 5-2 [Wins: Kansas St, 2006; Ball St, 2008; North carolina St, 2008; Central Florida, 2009; Iowa St, 2011; Losses: Arizona st, 1978; Arizona st, 2005]

*Also keep in mind that until the late 1970s Rutgers declined ALL bowl invitations (of which there were numerous) since it was felt bowl games were inconsistent with the academic mission of the university... BTW in the 1970s we had 8 winning seasons in FB including 1 undefeated season...

For further proof of this Please review the following:

Here is a comparison of our records and bowl wins under Schiano (2001-2011) and from 1960-1984 (15yrs)...

From 2001-2011 (11yrs) I count 6 winning seasons with SIX bowl games and 5 bowl wins

2011 9-4* BOWL WIN
2010 4-8 (Legrand injury sunk the team with 6 straight losses after starting 4-2)
2009 9-4* BOWL WIN
2008 8-5* BOWL WIN
2007 8-5* BOWL WIN
2006 11-2* BOWL WIN
2005 7-5* BOWL LOSS

2004 4-7 (DBs in car wreck - severely injured, sunk the team with 6 straight losses after starting 4-2)
2003 5-7
2002 1-11
2001 2-9


From 1960-1984 (25yrs) I count 16 winning seasons, 2 undefeated seasons and only ONE bowl game

1992 7-4* [last winning season before 2005] no bowl
1991 6-5* no bowl
1987 6-5* no bowl

1984 7-3*
1983 3-8
1982 5-6
1981 5-6
1980 7-4*

1979 8-3*
1978 9-3* BOWL LOSS
1977 8-3*
1976 11-0*
1975 9-2*

1974 7-3*
1973 6-5*
1972 7-4*
1971 4-7
1970 5-5

1969 6-3*
1968 8-2*
1967 4-5
1966 5-4*
1965 3-6

1964 6-3*
1963 3-6
1962 5-5
1961 9-0*
1960 8-1*

 

[huskymedic]

Well we can "claim" an NC in 1976 (11-0), 1961 (9-0), 1869 (co-NC with Princeton) and that's for FB...

We have an NC in wrestling, fencing, cheerleading and an NC in WBB (AIAW National Championship: 1982)... We've also been on the losing side of NCAAA NC games at least twice recently (WBB in 2007 and Men's soccer in 1991)...

Baseball [1950 world series semifinalist; ncaas: 1948, 1949, 1950, 1968, 1986, 1988, 1990, 1991, 1993, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2003, 2007]

Men's Basketball [final 4: 1976; sweet 16: 1979; ncaas: 1975, 1976, 1979, 1983, 1989, 1991; 14 nit appearances from 1967-2006]

Men's Soccer [nc runner up: 1990; final 4: 1989,1994; sweet 16: 2011; ncaas 1989, 1990, 1994, 2011]

Men's Lacrosse [started play in 1887; national lacrosse power: 1920s-1950s; ncaas: 1974, 1975, 1984, 1986, 1990, 1991]

Wrestling [1950 nc at 191lbs, recent top 25 team; ncaas: 1959-60, 2003-04, 2008-09, 2009-10, 2010-11, 2011-12]

Women's Basketball [annual top 25 team; AIAW National Championship: 1982; nc runner up: 2007; final 4: 2000; elite 8: 1986, 1987, 1999, 2005, 2008; sweet 16: 1988, 1998, 2006, 2009; ncaas (27): 1986-1994, 1998-2001, 2003-2012 ]

Women's Lacrosse [ncaas: 1999]

Women's Soccer [sweet 16: 2001, 2008; ncaas: 1987, 2001, 2003, 2006, 2008, 2009 ]

Women's Volleyball [ncaas: 1982]

Swimming/diving [began in 1915 for men, 1986 for women; men's ncaas: 1931, 1933, 1950,1951, 1965, 1968, 1969; women's ncaas: 2003, 2007, 2008, 2009]

Track & Field [men's ncaas: 1995, 1997, 2010; women's ncaas: 1983, 1992, 1994, 2005, 2006]

Championships (not counting regular season championships)
Men's fencing, NCAA National Champions (1949)
Women's basketball, AIAW National Champions (1982)
Men's basketball, Atlantic 10 Conference Tournament champions (1989)
women's soccer, eastern collegiate athletic conference championship (1990, 1991, 1992).
Cheerleading, dance team, UCA National Champions (1996)
Soccer, Big East Conference champions (1997)
Baseball, Big East Conference champions (2000)
Men's track & field, Outdoor Big East champions (2005)
Men's track & field, Outdoor IC4A Champions (2005)
Football, Texas Bowl Champions (2006)
Women's basketball, Big East Tournament champions (2007)
Baseball, Big East Tournament champions (2007)
Football, International Bowl Champions (2008)
Football, Papa John's Bowl Champions (2008)
Cheerleading, dance team, UCA National Champions (2009)
Football, St. Petersburg Bowl Champions (2009)
Football, New Era Pinstripe Bowl Champions (2011)

Football: 1869-2011: 617–604–42 (.505)
undefeated seasons: 1876(1-0), 1961(9-0), 1976(11-0)
bowl record: 5-2 [Wins: Kansas St, 2006; Ball St, 2008; North carolina St, 2008; Central Florida, 2009; Iowa St, 2011; Losses: Arizona st, 1978; Arizona st, 2005]

*Also keep in mind that until the late 1970s Rutgers declined ALL bowl invitations (of which there were numerous) since it was felt bowl games were inconsistent with the academic mission of the university... BTW in the 1970s we had 8 winning seasons in FB including 1 undefeated season...

For further proof of this Please review the following:

Here is a comparison of our records and bowl wins under Schiano (2001-2011) and from 1960-1984 (15yrs)...

From 2001-2011 (11yrs) I count 6 winning seasons with SIX bowl games and 5 bowl wins

2011 9-4* BOWL WIN
2010 4-8 (Legrand injury sunk the team with 6 straight losses after starting 4-2)
2009 9-4* BOWL WIN
2008 8-5* BOWL WIN
2007 8-5* BOWL WIN
2006 11-2* BOWL WIN
2005 7-5* BOWL LOSS

2004 4-7 (DBs in car wreck - severely injured, sunk the team with 6 straight losses after starting 4-2)
2003 5-7
2002 1-11
2001 2-9


From 1960-1984 (25yrs) I count 16 winning seasons, 2 undefeated seasons and only ONE bowl game

1992 7-4* [last winning season before 2005] no bowl
1991 6-5* no bowl
1987 6-5* no bowl

1984 7-3*
1983 3-8
1982 5-6
1981 5-6
1980 7-4*

1979 8-3*
1978 9-3* BOWL LOSS
1977 8-3*
1976 11-0*
1975 9-2*

1974 7-3*
1973 6-5*
1972 7-4*
1971 4-7
1970 5-5

1969 6-3*
1968 8-2*
1967 4-5
1966 5-4*
1965 3-6

1964 6-3*
1963 3-6
1962 5-5
1961 9-0*
1960 8-1*

Doesn't the Asst AD have anything better than to troll opponents sites? Shouldn't you be polishing up your resume for when Timmy Boy bolts for Miami?

 

[Adios]

I was talking about national championships. Not conference championships. So you have a national championship in cheerleading (????), wrestling and fencing (!??!)? As for football, you can claim all you want. No one awarded you anything except a co-championship in 1869.

 

[uconnell]

Can someone limit Blitz to 2 paragraphs consisting of 3 sentences each?

 

[Adios]

Can someone limit Blitz to 2 paragraphs consisting of 3 sentences each?

The man wants to think he's blitzing on a message board.

 

[UCHuskies08]

Well we can "claim" an NC in 1976 (11-0), 1961 (9-0), 1869 (co-NC with Princeton) and that's for FB...

We have an NC in wrestling, fencing, cheerleading and an NC in WBB (AIAW National Championship: 1982)...

So basically, no, you do not have a legitimate national championship in anything anyone gives a flying duck about? That's what we thought.

....Did you seriously bring up cheerleading? Did that really just happen? Seriously?

 

[Dann]

blitz is al's son

 

[FfldCntyFan]

If they have a title in wrestiling it is an individual, not team title, which the NCAA doesn't count towards the school. While the AIAW title may be noteworthy, it (similar to our 1948 men's soccer title) is not recognized by the NCAA. They have half of a title in fencing (yes, they shared it) to their name yet that bozo believes an undefeated season against the likes of Lehigh, Lafayette, Penn & Bucknell places them on equal footing with Alabama and Ohio St.

 

[pepband99]

Well we can "claim" an NC in 1976 (11-0), 1961 (9-0), 1869 (co-NC with Princeton) and that's for FB...

no, you can't. holy crap, this is even more lame than Pitt's insistence that they've won national championships due to some guy in his basement awarding them to them. You guys aren't even on par with that epic load of BS!

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NCAA_D...onship#National_championship_claims_by_school

You can only claim 1869. And that's only because you finished a mighty 1-1, and lost to "co-champ" Princeton.

 

[Buffett10]

Yes, we will have the RUTGERS Uniforms looking CLEAN and ready to smash Uconn..hey ,how do you spell NCAA Probation-UCONN?
Here's a better look at new Nike Blackout Uni's

Wow they really didn't want to mess up the spelling on the jerseys this time and decided to go with the R logo instead. Pathetic losers can't even spell their schools' name right...

 

[CL82]

Uniform manufacturer: So how do you spell that?
Rutgers: I'm not entirely sure. It starts with the motor boat sound.
Uniform manufacturer: The what?
Rutgers: You know the motor boat sound...rrrrr...rrrrr...rrrrr.
Uniform manufacturer: Um okay, so what's the next letter?
Rutgers: I'm not entirely sure.
Uniform manufacturer: Sigh, let's just go with the R, okay?
Rutgers: I'm not entirely sure. Is that the one with the motor boat sound...rrrrr...rrrrr...rrrrr.?
Uniform manufacturer: I'm hanging up now.

 

[Adios]

undefeated seasons: 1876(1-0)

L O L. Had no idea Rutgers fans would try THAT hard to feel relevant! We have an undefeated season in 1924, when we went 6-0-2. Let's claim a national championship!

 

[specialisthusky]

my great great great great great grandfather was at that 1876 game...even he said rutgers sucks

 

[junglehusky]

Blitz, you left out the time a Rutgers grad won like, 2000 bucks on Are You Smarter than a Fifth Grader?

 

[blitz8ru]

Blitz, you left out the time a Rutgers grad won like, 2000 bucks on Are You Smarter than a Fifth Grader?

Speaking of game shows... the first ever winner on who wants to be a millionaire was a Rutgers grad as was one of the Jeopardy winners...

 

[mets1090]

We've got Bob Kaufman. End of discussion.

 

[blitz8ru]

Speaking of game shows... the first ever winner on who wants to be a millionaire was a Rutgers grad as was one of the Jeopardy winners...

Interesting fact is that John Carpenter (1st who wants to be a millionaire winner) is a Rutgers alum BUT also is from Connecticut...