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Bring the Y2K energy to XFINITY as we take on No. 6 Virginia!
🎟️ Tickets: https://t.co/WJ5MkFHqOZ
🎟️ Student tickets: https://t.co/oSR8GUmtNY
Kristallnacht (night of broken glass) - 88 years ago tonight, Nazis burned 1,400+ synagogues, destroyed thousands of Jewish homes and businesses, murdered Jews, and arrested nearly 26,000 Jewish men, sending them to concentration camps.
The world stood by and did nothing.
In just the past two weeks, the pro-Palestine movement tried to burn down my neighborhood synagogue and organized a boycott of Jewish-owned businesses in Philadelphia on the eve of Kristalnacht.
So please, spare me the “anti Zionism isn’t antisemitism” nonsense. Yes, it is.
@Mikephowes Mentioning the arrest here? Wow. You’re more descriptive with that allegation than you are with the penalty? He did not throw “punches” man, be for real. He shoved back, once. Even if you call the shove a punch, don’t call it punches, which is plural.
Georgetown can't make a move in the Big East without some sort of a home-court advantage.
Very curious to see what type of support the Hoyas get tonight at Capital One Arena against Maryland.
A battle of 1-0 teams in Washington D.C.
24 hours til tipoff and getting a bit nostalgic. Thinking about this rivalry got me wondering…
Maryland fans: who’s your favorite Hoyas player of all time?
Georgetown fans: who’s your favorite all time Terp?
I’ll go first: Joey Brown. The Hoyas version of Terrell Stokes
I’m sorry but anyone antagonizing Duke on a piece of cardboard, at a game and tournament Duke is not even involved in, is certifiably nuts—and my favorite kind of fan. Two front row tickets to Maryland vs Georgetown coming your way. Give ‘em hell. 🐢
@DCBarno@TerrapinHoops We met back in West Lafayette when the Terps beat UConn in the first round of the 2021 Tournament. As the creator of the “Where’s Dook” poster, rest assured this rabid Terps fan and Georgetown hater will be loud and deserving of these tickets.
It was the day after Thanksgiving. 30 years ago this weekend. The most consequential reg season moment in Maryland history. The one that put the Terps back on the map. Simpkins, Rhodes, Hipp, Booth, Joe Smith and Gary Williams stun John Thompson’s Georgetown Hoyas. Never forget.
A kosher family-owned bakery in Montreal was burned to the ground last night.
In September, the same bakery was targeted by someone who walked in and shouted, “All the Jews will burn.”
https://t.co/eHrxbsMXkJ
It was the day after Thanksgiving. 30 years ago this weekend. The most consequential reg season moment in Maryland history. The one that put the Terps back on the map. Simpkins, Rhodes, Hipp, Booth, Joe Smith and Gary Williams stun John Thompson’s Georgetown Hoyas. Never forget.