Taylor University Silent Night Videos

[GopherHole Staff]

We had the opportunity to attend Silent Night last night. Here are some of our video.

 

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[GophersInIowa]

Amazing. Was it hard to get into the game? I imagine it's hard to get tickets/admission since it's such a small gym.

 

[GopherHole Staff]

Amazing. Was it hard to get into the game? I imagine it's hard to get tickets/admission since it's such a small gym.

Nearly impossible to get in, we emailed their SID in June and they hooked us up. Their AD and President of the University came up and thanked us for coming. Incredible experience all around.

 

[Gopher_In_NYC]

Thanks for posting

How charming and needed in a world rum amuck by unlimited transfers, insane conferences, incomprehensible coaches’ salaries and the Wild Wild West of NIL.

Just when I hate what sports has become, something like this pops up to remind me why I love it so much.

 

[LongLiveMilesTarver]

I would love to see how disciplined the students are. Would they remain silent if there was a fight or a streaker or something?

 

[GophersInIowa]

I would love to see how disciplined the students are. Would they remain silent if there was a fight or a streaker or something?

@GopherHole Staff might be able to help you get tickets next year if you want to put that question to the test.

 

[FinnGopher]

The mighty MBI Archers fall to Taylor University, 113-33. Seems like the entertainment was in the stands rather than on the court.
It looks like the students had fun.

 

[stocker08]

Hold on......when TU scores their tenth point of the game.....the students rush the floor? As the game is happening? The rest of this stuff is neat. But that seems reckless and stupid.

 

[FinnGopher]

Hold on......when TU scores their tenth point of the game.....the students rush the floor? As the game is happening? The rest of this stuff is neat. But that seems reckless and stupid.

If this were D1, I would say yes. This is either D3 or NAIA level with neither team having any national championship aspirations. Every player knows what is happening and gets out of the way. So, it is reckless and stupid, but that's part of the fun of this event.

 

[WilliamsArenaGuy]

If this were D1, I would say yes. This is either D3 or NAIA level with neither team having any national championship aspirations. Every player knows what is happening and gets out of the way. So, it is reckless and stupid, but that's part of the fun of this event.

Agree. I'm sure they all understand and agree. But why the 10th point? What's the significance?

 

[stocker08]

If this were D1, I would say yes. This is either D3 or NAIA level with neither team having any national championship aspirations. Every player knows what is happening and gets out of the way. So, it is reckless and stupid, but that's part of the fun of this event.

I don't really think division matters here. But I suppose if the opposing team agrees to play this event.....then I suppose there is no issue.

 

[Gold Vision]

The opponent, Moody Bible Institute (MBI) is in Division 2 of the National Christian College Athletic Association (yes, there are 2 divisions). I don’t think there was much at stake here other than a fun night for Taylor.

 

[FinnGopher]

Agree. I'm sure they all understand and agree. But why the 10th point? What's the significance?

I think the OP needs to answer that one. But, my guess is it's a reasonable amount of points for students to stay silent.