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Miss Nevada USA 2008, with the Patriots. She said she loves men with dreads.
Sure, there are famous people everywhere in the media center. Brandon Lloyd reportedly made the rounds this morning. So did Adrian Peterson and his dad. The good Adrian Peterson. Warrick Dunn is out there right now. So is Brett Favre. And Mike Ditka. Archie Manning. Bryon and Byron Westbrook. Drew Brees. Larry Johnson. Shannon Sharpe. And Miss Nevada USA 2008. And Andy Pollin.
But what are you really going to ask them? Hey Brett, are you going to play next year? Hey Andy, are you going to talk about the Caps more? Hey Brandon, are you gonna rock "I Get That Chedda" at your show on Friday night?
I don't know. I just want the parties to start. In the meantime, her's a reader response to last night's massive win by Local No. 4 George Mason over Local No. 2 VCU, which is gonna really scramble things up in the Atlantic 11:

Ditka. Man I'm a bad photographer.
If you weren't too busy with the paragon of sports media (Woody Paige) to catch the game, you might have noticed the lack of creative costumes (Georgetown), empty seats (American) or sweaty coaches (you know who). What you would have noticed was two freakin' thousand screaming, gold-clad Mason fans. We set a new student attendance record last night, 2,076, and it showed. As a funny sidenote, if you had been to the game, you would have also noticed that one of your favorite characters (Doc Nix) was joined on the court by our campus priest, Father Peter Nassetta, who borrowed his hat and cane, and led a few songs.
Sigh. The George Mason campus priest rocking with the pep band while carrying a pimp cane, and I'm in Arizona watching Brett Favre playfully banter with Steve Mariucci on the television.
By Dan Steinberg |
January 30, 2008; 3:55 PM ET
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Posted by: Unsilent Majority | January 30, 2008 04:20 PM
I hate Andy Pollin. A Stephen A Smith kind of hate.
Posted by: DC | January 30, 2008 04:35 PM
I was at that Mason game. It was off the hook, or the chain, or the ball and chain, or the hook and ladder, or whatever.
Did you know there's a VCU player named Larry Sanders? True story. Sadly, I was unable to convince the student section to take up a chant of "Your show sucked!".
Posted by: NTPNate | January 30, 2008 04:42 PM
I wonder how many other scout team DBs where at the Super Bowl?
The Skins are Ballers!
Posted by: WaPoLiveFan16 | January 30, 2008 04:44 PM
Question of the day: How exactly again does 2,076 Students showing up for a game which features a team that went to the Final 4 two years ago and another team that beat Duke in the NCAA tourney last year, make a "Nation", as in "Mason Nation"?
Posted by: JonInVB | January 30, 2008 04:56 PM
Aw, c'mon, JonInVB: I'm a Nation of One! ("Nations" are all the rage these days--hadn't you noticed? As a Mason alum, I did notice it took a Final Four appearance to warrant 1. becoming a "Nation," and 2. the gold-colored alternate jerseys. [Heavy sigh.] I guess it WAS a Final Four appearance, after all, I guess.
GO, MASON!
Posted by: Arlington Pimp | January 30, 2008 05:39 PM
Of course, none of that "Nation" stuff is as egregious as the fact that Hubert Davis called the CAA the "Colonial Athletic Conference." Nice one, Hubert.
And Doug Gottlieb's long been a tool. He was hatin' on Mason like crazy. (Yeah, I thought he was an idiot long before last night.)
Posted by: Arlington Pimp | January 30, 2008 05:42 PM
Antwain Spann looks higher than The Maj.
Posted by: twoeightnine | January 30, 2008 06:18 PM
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THE Andy Pollin?