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22 minutes ago, BigChiefGMG said:

My email says to wear black. 24 hours from tip, let’s send these seniors out right! Bring ya azz 

Same here which is interesting because the email I received yesterday stated to wear green. As did the program at the last game as well as other advertising I've received.

I guess my outfit tomorrow will be green and black just to be safe.

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23 minutes ago, Son Of A Flying Worm said:

Same here which is interesting because the email I received yesterday stated to wear green. As did the program at the last game as well as other advertising I've received.

I guess my outfit tomorrow will be green and black just to be safe.

Haha oh brother! Green and black it is! 

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Vegas has us at -14.5 tonight.  I think we win by 20.  Final Score Predicition...72-52.

One other thing...B-Lo won't be introduced or honored tonight as a Sr.  But Ya'll better have the "One More Year" chants loaded and ready!!!  I want him to dream about that in his sleep for the next month!

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23 hours ago, Matt from A700 said:

Hopefully we don't fall into Charlotte's Web. We recently improved our record against Charlotte across the 6 spectator sports to 3-8-1 since moving to the AAC.

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That last second loss on the Hail Mary in football still haunts me.

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So, based on the poster ad on social media, I am making the assumption that all of our seniors are done after this year.

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1 hour ago, UNTLifer said:

So, based on the poster ad on social media, I am making the assumption that all of our seniors are done after this year.

Jasper Floyd can play one more season if he wants to (do it here).  He gained a year of eligibility due to the JUCO rule that was recently passed.

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