Retire #21

[GSII]

Below is probably the first interview since the great George Evans graduated from Mason.

Now might be a good time to get him back inside his Patriot Dome to honor him properly by retiring #21.

Happy Birthday!: HoopsHD interviews George Mason legend George Evans

The Colonial Athletic Association almost ran out of awards during George Evans’ career at George Mason because he basically won all of them. In addition to joining David Robinson as the only …

hoopshd.com

 

[GMU79]

Below is probably the first interview since the great George Evans graduated from Mason.

Now might be a good time to get him back inside his Patriot Dome to honor him properly by retiring #21.

Happy Birthday!: HoopsHD interviews George Mason legend George Evans

The Colonial Athletic Association almost ran out of awards during George Evans’ career at George Mason because he basically won all of them. In addition to joining David Robinson as the only …

hoopshd.com

YES!!!

 

[Quentin Daniels]

Below is probably the first interview since the great George Evans graduated from Mason.

Now might be a good time to get him back inside his Patriot Dome to honor him properly by retiring #21.

Happy Birthday!: HoopsHD interviews George Mason legend George Evans

The Colonial Athletic Association almost ran out of awards during George Evans’ career at George Mason because he basically won all of them. In addition to joining David Robinson as the only …

hoopshd.com

Was this interview done by the same kid that always pi$$es off CKE post-game?

What are your memories of the 1999 NCAA tourney (you went scoreless on 0-6 FG in a loss to Cincinnati)?

In the 2001 NCAA tourney you scored a tourney-school-record 27 PTS/10-15 FG but Tremaine Price’s bounce pass went through your legs with 6 seconds left in a 3-PT loss to Maryland: where does that rank among the most devastating losses of your career?

 

[tblack33]

Was this interview done by the same kid that always pi$$es off CKE post-game?

What are your memories of the 1999 NCAA tourney (you went scoreless on 0-6 FG in a loss to Cincinnati)?

In the 2001 NCAA tourney you scored a tourney-school-record 27 PTS/10-15 FG but Tremaine Price’s bounce pass went through your legs with 6 seconds left in a 3-PT loss to Maryland: where does that rank among the most devastating losses of your career?

Jesus those are some savage questions for an interview like this.

 

[JPgmuswim]

Was this interview done by the same kid that always pi$$es off CKE post-game?

What are your memories of the 1999 NCAA tourney (you went scoreless on 0-6 FG in a loss to Cincinnati)?

In the 2001 NCAA tourney you scored a tourney-school-record 27 PTS/10-15 FG but Tremaine Price’s bounce pass went through your legs with 6 seconds left in a 3-PT loss to Maryland: where does that rank among the most devastating losses of your career?

Without having read it yet, are these real questions? Lol

 

[Jack Strop]

Jesus those are some savage questions for an interview like this.

I like those tough, "uncomfortable" questions. It allows the reader to attain a deeper understanding of the person providing the answers. Honestly, they're questions that everyone would like to ask but are afraid to offend. The answers show us that ballplayers are human, after all.

 

[GMU79]

I like those tough, "uncomfortable" questions. It allows the reader to attain a deeper understanding of the person providing the answers. Honestly, they're questions that everyone would like to ask but are afraid to offend. The answers show us that ballplayers are human, after all.

Yes, but he's a GMU legend and this apparently is his first interview in about 20 years. It should have celebrated him.

 

[mkaufman1]

Too early for offseason topics guys

Kidding. #21 is unofficially retired but hopefully at some point in our lives we'll see it officially retired.

 

[Quentin Daniels]

I like those tough, "uncomfortable" questions. It allows the reader to attain a deeper understanding of the person providing the answers. Honestly, they're questions that everyone would like to ask but are afraid to offend. The answers show us that ballplayers are human, after all.

I don't think that's it. This is Hoops HD not the WaPo but a wordpress site with a 90's billboard header design, so don't expect the same journalistic standards, but it honestly still a dick move. And it's combining a question "What are you memories of the 1999 NCAA tourney?" with the interviewers own commentary thrown in to elicit a specific response to the question.

If the guy reached out to Evans and said I want to interview you about your play in your two NCAA appearances including your mistakes, then fair game. But I'm going to go out on a limb and say that didn't happen.

 

[The Great PATSby]

I'm still not convinced George Evans existed. Never seen the guy. Never seen a current video or picture of him. I've only heard passed down stories of his triumphs and greatness. I guess that puts him in the same mythical-legendary category as Achilles, Hercules, Odysseus and Beowulf.

 

[GMU79]

I don't think that's it. This is Hoops HD not the WaPo but a wordpress site with a 90's billboard header design, so don't expect the same journalistic standards, but it honestly still a dick move. And it's combining a question "What are you memories of the 1999 NCAA tourney?" with the interviewers own commentary thrown in to elicit a specific response to the question.

If the guy reached out to Evans and said I want to interview you about your play in your two NCAA appearances including your mistakes, then fair game. But I'm going to go out on a limb and say that didn't happen.

KE has obviously reached out to the FF guys. I wonder about Evans and Sanders. To me, they are two of the three greatest Mason players of all time (along with the deceased Yates).

 

[Quentin Daniels]

I'm still not convinced George Evans existed. Never seen the guy. Never seen a current video or picture of him. I've only heard passed down stories of his triumphs and greatness. I guess that puts him in the same mythical-legendary category as Achilles, Hercules, Odysseus and Beowulf.

View: https://youtu.be/TME0xubdHQc

 

[Leesburg Chankenstank III]

I'm still not convinced George Evans existed. Never seen the guy. Never seen a current video or picture of him. I've only heard passed down stories of his triumphs and greatness. I guess that puts him in the same mythical-legendary category as Achilles, Hercules, Odysseus and Beowulf.

Don't forget Jesus, King Arthur, Peterson and Jimerson Grassley

 

[GMU79]

Don't forget Jesus, King Arthur, Peterson and Jimerson Grassley

Probably should leave religion out of this.

 

[Leesburg Chankenstank III]

Probably should leave religion out of this.

I'm not ashamed to worship Jimerson. So I'll leave his name in there.

#JimersonIsMyShepherd

 

[sleeperpick]

Probably should leave religion out of this.

why would he leave Peterson out of this? You're lucky he didn't add Deandre Abraham

 

[GMU79]

Guys, if politics is out, so should be religion. Thanks.

 

[sleeperpick]

Guys, if politics is out, so should be religion. Thanks.

If we can’t talk about Deandre Abraham here where can we talk about Him

 

[GMU79]

I appreciate the multiple thumbs down from you verdad. Everytime you do it, which is often, I know what I said was correct. I truly do value your opinion. Keep up the good work, and I'll try to continue to win your approval. Thanks!

 

[Leesburg Chankenstank III]

Guys, if politics is out, so should be religion. Thanks.

Jimersonite teachings show us that GMU79 is correct. Fight the good fight, brother.

"Defend the lord from all message board dispersions cast on him and ye shall be given the kingdom of heaven"

- Jimerson 3:16