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Saturday, our house, go Cats. Wear your favorite jersey, there's a 2 for $10 ticket offer.

I have a free one to a good home.

George Mason is tied for 9th. We're tied for 11th.

TRAP!

https://masseyratings.com/cb2024/2069

110 at 111. 64%. Win by 4, 65-69.

I will be out of town this weekend. Two available for a lucky Wildcat.

I believe Davidson can beat anyone in the A10. Give McKillop credit, he works guys into the rotation, giving them experience, so that they are ready when needed. Adams has improved steadily throughout the year. Ditto Bailey.
This is not a big NIL school, nor one and done, McKillop has the right formula.

Mason coming off a loss at home in which the betting line had them the favorites. I seem to remember McKillop Pere liked catching a team after a loss.

And trading cards. And an autograph session. Rain doesn't start until after the game. Come on out.

i77cat wrote: ↑

Fri Feb 09, 2024 10:35 am

And trading cards. And an autograph session. Rain doesn't start until after the game. Come on out.

Maybe I'll bring my signed limited-edition Steph Curry NBA rookie card and see if I can get a Bobby Durkin rookie card in trade.

i77cat wrote: ↑

Fri Feb 09, 2024 10:35 am

And trading cards. And an autograph session. Rain doesn't start until after the game. Come on out.

I have an autograph session etiquette question - My 4 year old son's favorite player is Grant Huffman. He carries around last year's (unsigned) Grant Huffman trading card, and it has been his show and tell item more than once this preschool year. He is very excited about the game tomorrow and the possibility of getting both a new Grant Huffman trading car and Grant's autograph. However, I have not actually been to any autograph sessions ever, so is it set up that you walk down a line and have each player sign? Or do you just pick and chose? We're trying to balance not offending anyone (players or other fans in the autograph lines)/following standard procedure with a four year old's tunnel vision of just wanting one autograph/likely waning patience at that point in the day.

Usually a line. But I doubt anyone would bd opposed to a 4-yr old only wanting his favorite player to sign. I bet he'd sign a shirt, too.

i77cat wrote: ↑

Fri Feb 09, 2024 5:34 pm

Usually a line. But I doubt anyone would bd opposed to a 4-yr old only wanting his favorite player to sign. I bet he'd sign a shirt, too.

The last autograph session I went to was the 100th Anniversary celebration. I only asked for Dick Snyder, Lefty Driesell, Bob McKillop, and Stephen Curry. No one was offended. My best haul, though, was when I took my 2008 team poster (a magnificent Tim Cowie collage) to Susan Mercer to get it signed by all the players and coaches of the Elite 8 team. I got all but Matt Matheny, and I need to correct that omission now that Matt is back in town.