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Seton Hall head coach Shaheen Holloway pulled up to the huge Plainfield vs. Roselle Catholic matchup tonight in Union County 👀 Holloway was out to see some top NJ talent one night after an OT win against DePaul at The Rock.

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*If you are in front of the Emirates Stadium or on your way there, head over to Holloway Road. To see the open-top buses clearly, you must leave the stadium area completely, as the buses are forbidden from stopping and the stadium perimeter is fully locked down. If you are standing at The Armoury, you are perfectly placed to reach the most clear and iconic viewpoints with a quick 5-minute walk. Best Viewpoints Near You Right Now: Holloway Road (Quickest & Best Option): Walk down the ramp/steps from The Armoury directly west toward Holloway Road. The parade officially starts right here where the buses turn out of Drayton Park. Where to look: Look for a spot near the Holloway Road/Hornsey Road junction or near the Holloway Road Subway station. The wide boulevard makes it much easier to see over crowds compared to narrow side streets. Highbury Corner / Highbury & Islington Station: Walk south along Holloway Road for about 5–10 minutes toward Highbury Corner. Why it's great: The bus loops back through here at the very end of the parade. You get a wide-angle view as the vehicles negotiate the large roundabout. Seven Sisters Road (Heading toward Finsbury Park): If Holloway Road is already completely packed wall-to-wall, walk up to Seven Sisters Road. Why it's great: The crowd tends to thin out slightly more along this stretch before it reaches Finsbury Park station, giving you a cleaner line of sight to the elevated deck of the buses.

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