Rest.
Tend to as many nagging injuries as possible.
Use the time to drill down on defensive assignments, help, rotations.
And to think I used to dread a week off. ;D
Quote from: tower912 on February 01, 2026, 04:59:32 PMRest.
Tend to as many nagging injuries as possible.
Use the time to drill down on defensive assignments, help, rotations.
Doing that so when I land Thursday I can deal with the 60-70 degree weather difference and can battle through the dangerous wasteland of downtown MKE #pray
I would say 'drink heavily', but I accept that as a given.
Quote from: tower912 on February 01, 2026, 05:26:23 PMI would say 'drink heavily', but I accept that as a given.
Most scoopers drink heavily
during games this season. A week off is a chance to sober up.
It appears that I could walk up to the ticket booth and see the game Saturday.
Quote from: tower912 on February 01, 2026, 04:59:32 PMRest.
Tend to as many nagging injuries as possible.
Use the time to drill down on defensive assignments, help, rotations.
Yes, definitely drill down on defense because the defense this year has been sloppy at best.
Quote from: willie warrior on February 01, 2026, 06:26:04 PMYes, definitely drill down on defense because the defense this year has been sloppy at best.
We could really use some dung, aina?
Quote from: tower912 on February 01, 2026, 05:26:23 PMI would say 'drink heavily', but I accept that as a given.
You do know me...and my friends you have met
Quote from: Jay Bee on February 01, 2026, 06:49:55 PMWe could really use some dung, aina?
Plenty with this team, aina?
Quote from: tower912 on February 01, 2026, 06:18:50 PMIt appears that I could walk up to the ticket booth and see the game Saturday.
Curious how many students will show up for NMD.
Should be a decent turnout. Will be a fun game. Looking forward to another W.
At least there's always this ...
Last year's National Marquette Day was an alcohol-soaked rager, Kelly Meyerhofer writes. Ahead of this year's event on Feb. 7, is the university making any changes to ensure student safety?
For one, the Athletic Department worked with broadcast partners to select an earlier tipoff time. Marquette police have also coordinated with local ambulance services to reduce response times for medical incidents.
Last year, staff triaged students in dorm lobbies as the wait for an ambulance grew to an hour. Marquette police eventually called Bell Ambulances and told them to park ambulances on campus.
"My concern is if this continues or goes any further, students are going to continue to get really hurt, and God forbid we would lose a student," Erin Gannon, the dean of students, said at a University Academic Senate meeting held in the days after the 2025 event.
(From MJS)
Quote from: MU82 on February 03, 2026, 10:11:52 AMAt least there's always this ...
Fun killers!
https://marquettewire.org/4133037/news/record-numbers-of-alcohol-related-emergency-calls-and-hospitalizations-on-nmd-this-year/
QuoteAt the residence halls, staff confiscated 47 BORGs (black out rage gallons) — gallon jugs filled with hard alcohol and flavored water — and had to start telling dozens of students to go outside and dump them once it became too overwhelming to confiscate all of them.
That makes me feel old.
Quote from: MU82 on February 03, 2026, 10:11:52 AMAt least there's always this ...
Last year's National Marquette Day was an alcohol-soaked rager, Kelly Meyerhofer writes. Ahead of this year's event on Feb. 7, is the university making any changes to ensure student safety?
For one, the Athletic Department worked with broadcast partners to select an earlier tipoff time. Marquette police have also coordinated with local ambulance services to reduce response times for medical incidents.
Last year, staff triaged students in dorm lobbies as the wait for an ambulance grew to an hour. Marquette police eventually called Bell Ambulances and told them to park ambulances on campus.
"My concern is if this continues or goes any further, students are going to continue to get really hurt, and God forbid we would lose a student," Erin Gannon, the dean of students, said at a University Academic Senate meeting held in the days after the 2025 event.
(From MJS)
I like the earlier start time because people don't show up for NMD viewing when it's a later tip time. They'd rather just watch from home.
Forgot about the BORGs! Let's go, NMD!!
Quote from: tower912 on February 03, 2026, 10:35:35 AMThat makes me feel old.
We were allowed kegs if we notified timely
Quote from: tower912 on February 01, 2026, 04:59:32 PMRest.
Tend to as many nagging injuries as possible.
Use the time to drill down on defensive assignments, help, rotations.
The defense was huge today.
Worth it.
Felt like a damn championship team environment today. Great game boys
Quote from: MU82 on February 03, 2026, 10:11:52 AMAt least there's always this ...
Last year's National Marquette Day was an alcohol-soaked rager, Kelly Meyerhofer writes. Ahead of this year's event on Feb. 7, is the university making any changes to ensure student safety?
For one, the Athletic Department worked with broadcast partners to select an earlier tipoff time.
(From MJS)
Do they not understand morning drinking?
Quote from: MU82 on February 03, 2026, 10:11:52 AMAt least there's always this ...
Last year's National Marquette Day was an alcohol-soaked rager, Kelly Meyerhofer writes. Ahead of this year's event on Feb. 7, is the university making any changes to ensure student safety?
For one, the Athletic Department worked with broadcast partners to select an earlier tipoff time. Marquette police have also coordinated with local ambulance services to reduce response times for medical incidents.
Last year, staff triaged students in dorm lobbies as the wait for an ambulance grew to an hour. Marquette police eventually called Bell Ambulances and told them to park ambulances on campus.
"My concern is if this continues or goes any further, students are going to continue to get really hurt, and God forbid we would lose a student," Erin Gannon, the dean of students, said at a University Academic Senate meeting held in the days after the 2025 event.
(From MJS)
Oh gawd. Where's sultan to clutch his pearls.
Quote from: mileskishnish72 on February 07, 2026, 03:12:24 PMDo they not understand morning drinking?
Mike Deane once gave me $100 cash to finance a kegs & eggs. Might have been Saturday 1pm vs #3 Memphis on CBS.
We ended up storming the court.
I went on AOL and declared Mike Deane the stud of the game.
Quote from: mileskishnish72 on February 07, 2026, 03:12:24 PMDo they not understand morning drinking?
Got the text from the kid at 8am this morning, "Happy National Marquette Day Fam." He gets it
Quote from: The Lens on February 07, 2026, 03:30:34 PMMike Deane once gave me $100 cash to finance a kegs & eggs. Might have been Saturday 1pm vs #3 Memphis on CBS.
We ended up storming the court.
I went on AOL and declared Mike Deane the stud of the game.
Yep, 1996, Winter Flurry weekend.