Georgia has been invited to play in the 2010 Old Spice Classic played Thanksgiving Weekend at Disney's Wide World of Sports® Complex.The event will feature 12 games through three days, Nov. 25, 26 and 28, 2010. The tourney guarantees each team three games, and it features:
- Boston College
California
Georgia
Manhattan
Notre Dame
Temple
Texas A&M
Wisconsin
See Also:
-- 2009 Old Spice Classic
14 comments:
I think I'll go down there for the whole weekend, since there will be no need to stay in town to see us abuse the nerds in football again. It's just so routine.
Steps in the right direction!
Not Wisconsin. Anything but Wisconsin again.
Interesting.. all 6 major conferences plus the A-10 and the MAAC. Should be a great opportunity for the Dawgs.
The milkhouse is a very good venue. I believe the lighting was improved since the last time i shot there. Great views of the court, low ceiling. It can get very loud in there.
YOU KNOW WHAT ELSE WOULD BE A GREAT EVENT??
Beating someone aside from New Orleans, UNC-Asheville, and Jacksonville State. How about not needing a major comeback to beat Jacksonville State. How about not losing to Wofford or UAB?
How about getting a coach who is a WINNER instead of another loser like FOX and like FELTON. Maybe even a coach who's name doesn't start with F.
Fold the program. Money to football and gymnastics. Stegasaurus to indoor basketball or football practice arena.
If we folded the program, why would we need indoor basketball?
Isn't all basketball indoors?
Go Fox Hounds!
PWD say it with me
ANON at 8:37 is literally too dumb to insult.
lol. oops, indoor baseball, not basketball.
Anon 837, everybody hates you and you should probably just kill yourself .
I'll second that, 10:55.
8:37
Didn't third period bell just ring? Call us back when you get to high school.
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