19 Days!!

[n.ogdencat]

On this, the 19th Day before the Purple and White scrimmage, marking the beginning of Weber State basketball for the 2013-2014 Season, I believe it is appropriate to talk PROSPECTUS!! :kisswink:

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GO Cats!!

 

[n.ogdencat]

I'm feeling #21 in 2013-2014!! Oh Baby, it can't come soon enough!!

 

[hawkssb04]

The prospectus is full of coded garble.

 

[SWWeatherCat]

The prospectus is full of coded garble.

Not for me, check on your .pdf viewer and/or version, or download and open in Adobe Reader.

 

[weberwildcat]

reboot the internet and it will fix the issue! :-D


talhad,

i will do a post each day about the numbered day, who wore that jersey, and interesting factoids about each player.

19
Kevin Jones - 1960-1962 (the junior college era) - Had an underbite and a fixed countenance, which is you almost always saw in 3/4 view. He was considered the most odd ball of any athlete in then Weber College history. Had a compulsive laugh and grunt and habit of picking his nose at the charity stripe.

Despite his obliviousness to what should be obvious, he was always prone to moments of insight. He was also a very polite and optimistic player. He often suffered physically in games at the hands of Big Sky foes due to him being undersized. He typically would take the beatings and screams of pain before quickly reverting to his trademark laugh.

He was a smoker and exhibited an obsession with fire and his trademark phrase was "FIRE! FIRE!" which he would utter with a maniacal gaze in his eye every year at the home coming bon fire.

He also had many voices in his head, which sometimes told him to engage in destructive activities; however, generally he had a passive demeanor in contrast to his rival Roger Reid's more dominant personality. Jones also wore a red jack with a popped collar with a white tee daily. When he would consume large amounts of caffeine or sugar, he transformed into his hyperactive alter-ego, Jim Stark.