I remember we had an Election Day 1996 party at my place, and the girl I wanted to hook up with left. So I ended up hooking up with this ridiculously fat girl who had hair all over her arms and amazingly small breasts, especially for a fat girl.
Man, I could barely look at her the next day without wanting to throw up. And the worst part is she told everyone in Presidents Park what a bad lay I was, which meant I had to date girls my own age for a while.
I'll bet Brad Edwards has some stories like that from way back! Lots of fat chick conquest stories I bet! Brad, if you're reading these boards feel free to take a fake user name and share!
And as for year two of the Brad man, total savage that guy. He runs this MFer.
Anyone who disagrees is a vagina hating homo.
I think he's a jerk. And not very bright, I mean who fires a Coach that took a team to a National Championship game?
An AD who replaced him with a coach who took a team to 2 National Championship games and won one of them.
Brad,
If you're reading this, the last game notes posted to gomason.com was for the JMU game.
Also, for your reading enjoyment, I'm providing a link to Mason's moribund Athletic Hall of Fame - see
http://www.netitor.com/photos/schools/gema/genrel/auto_pdf/hall-of-fame.pdf.
It does if you specify for the Patriot Club. Although I think it allows you to be more specific and have it go straight to basketball.Welp, you rule masonjoe.
Does this go straight to the athletic association?
Well hot damn! Done and done!It does if you specify for the Patriot Club. Although I think it allows you to be more specific and have it go straight to basketball.
If I were to select "other" and then write in the box that I want my monthly donation to go towards the practice facility, what are the odds that it actually will?Well hot damn! Done and done!
And, actually, turns out it's much easier to find through the Go Mason site.
I STILL thing that they ought to market a "small giving" campaign, for people who don't have thousands, or even hundreds to throw around at any given time, but who do want to throw a couple of bucks toward the program.
If I were to select "other" and then write in the box that I want my monthly donation to go towards the practice facility, what are the odds that it actually will?
And yeah, they need to really try to push for an IPTAY system. I have no idea how many alumni Mason has but if even 25% of them paid $1 a month I'm sure we'd be funding some pretty nice facilities a lot quicker than we are now. Sadly, I think it may take some success before we get people willing to pay into a system like that. I'm sure alumni wouldn't mind paying ten a year if they knew their basketball team would be relevant in March every year.
Welp, you rule masonjoe.
Does this go straight to the athletic association?
Of course they can but will they? The department would have to be aggressive to get people to sign up. Why would people who graduated last year who sat through three garbage season of Hewitt and a rebuild year feel inclined to donate? Not every student enjoys Mason athletics and I would assume that they feel $5 to a program they don't see as being successful is $5 down the drain. Now if they were shown concrete plans as to what that money was going towards they may be more inclined. Or if they school came up with some incentive like "donate 5 a month and every year you can choose 1 game where you get premium seats." or something to that effect.Anyone with a full-time job should be able to kick in $5 a month...that's one less Venti Caramel Macchiato a month from Starbucks that could be going to the basketball team instead of your waistline.