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Today 1:46 am  #1


GW vs Ferrum Game Thread

4-0 GW, coming off a superb 85-57 display against Harvard welcomes Ferrum to the Smith Center next.

Ferrum is a D2, this should not be a very difficult test

Perhaps an opportunity to get some action for some of the very lightly used guys?
Doesn't impact the computer rankings 

12 Noon start Monday 

 

Today 12:34 pm  #2


Re: GW vs Ferrum Game Thread

Can someone explain to me again why we are playing against a school I never even heard of at 12 noon on a non-holiday Monday?   Are they trying to see how few people they can get to attend a game?

 

Today 2:31 pm  #3


Re: GW vs Ferrum Game Thread

I didn't see this post before asking the same thing, with the same tone on another thread.
Deleted it in deference to LSF's well expressed post above.
Not shaking rust off after a long layoff. We just played last night .
And it looks like Ferrum isn't yet a full D2 member ( still in transition).
  LSF's question remains?

 

Today 3:36 pm  #4


Re: GW vs Ferrum Game Thread

I assume this is the annual game where GW provides free tickets to schools for field trips.

 

Today 4:51 pm  #5


Re: GW vs Ferrum Game Thread

They also
Mentioned it is a faciulty and staff game so assuming they all get free tickets?

 

Today 5:07 pm  #6


Re: GW vs Ferrum Game Thread

Their head coach was also an assistant, along with our head coach, on Jim Larranaga‘s big-time George Mason NCAA squad.

 

Today 5:24 pm  #7


Re: GW vs Ferrum Game Thread

Understand the connection.
But how does that explain the odd noon at Monday timing?

 

Today 6:10 pm  #8


Re: GW vs Ferrum Game Thread

jf wrote:

Understand the connection.
But how does that explain the odd noon at Monday timing?

No one would be coming to this glorified exhibition at night so I guess they figure they might as well do a daytime game for the faculty and staff when they are on campus 🤷‍♂️

 

Today 6:51 pm  #9


Re: GW vs Ferrum Game Thread

It should at least get some playing time for the end of the very long bench.  CC has said that he likes to use an 8 or 9 man rotation, and it is this type of game where players can make their cases for significant minutes

 

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