D3 Transfer possibility

[forgetful]

Buzz got a commitment from an unathletic type the other day. So even old dogs can be taught new tricks.

They guy you keep referring to in that regards is known for his athleticism.

[warriorchick]

I mostly get a kick out of the southern names I hear when I umpire. Lots of last names as first names, because there's a lot of Old South Money on these teams, and I guess that's pretty common.

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Yep.  Just ask my Uncle Schuler and my Uncle Hilton.

When I had a job at Opryland as a teenager, I had a co-worker whose first name was Watt.  It was like living in an Abbott and Costello skit.

And I certainly don't think it is racist, but I remember a few years ago that my "cool names poll" inspired  a thread on an opponent fansite about how racist it allegedly was.

"What's your name?"
"Watt."
"I said, 'WHAT'S YOUR NAME?'"

[Herman Cain]

Yep.  Just ask my Uncle Schuler and my Uncle Hilton.

When I had a job at Opryland as a teenager, I had a co-worker whose first name was Watt.  It was like living in an Abbott and Costello skit.

And I certainly don't think it is racist, but I remember a few years ago that my "cool names poll" inspired  a thread on an opponent fansite about how racist it allegedly was.

"What's your name?"
"Watt."
"I said, 'WHAT'S YOUR NAME?'"

I was a big fan of the cool names poll

[Jon]

All of the NESCAC schools are elite academically and it's a great basketball conference too. I play with a number of guys who play(ed) NESCAC ball. If this kids scoring over 20ppg he's pretty legit

My oldest played lacrosse at Middlebury. The NESCAC schools have tremendous athletic programs which, I feel, exemplify the ideal of student-athlete.

In addition to lacrosse he was on the Middlebury crew team (fall season) which accommodates anyone who wishes to participate. The NESCAC head regattas are special events.

The NESCAC schools do not offer scholarships and limit participation to in-season.   

[LloydsLegs]

Yep.  Just ask my Uncle Schuler and my Uncle Hilton.

When I had a job at Opryland as a teenager, I had a co-worker whose first name was Watt.  It was like living in an Abbott and Costello skit.

And I certainly don't think it is racist, but I remember a few years ago that my "cool names poll" inspired  a thread on an opponent fansite about how racist it allegedly was.

"What's your name?"
"Watt."
"I said, 'WHAT'S YOUR NAME?'"

Little Rascals, Wheezer and Stymie "Where do you live?"  Watt Street?  "That's what I am asking you—what street do you live on?"  Watt Street.  And so forth. 

[MU Fan in Connecticut]

We did not land this transfer, but the New Haven register columnist had a write-up on it.  Very extremely brief Marquette mention. 

Jeff Jacobs: Let's respect D-III college hoops and all those gifted unicorns
By Jeff Jacobs Published 9:00 pm EDT, Thursday, August 22, 2019

https://www.middletownpress.com/sports/article/Jeff-Jacobs-Let-s-respect-D-III-college-hoops-14371493.php