A gaming tradition

My brother and I have a tradition of going to Syracuse basketball games.  To be honest, if it weren't for him, I'm not sure if I would have gone to any games.  However, now I'm a true fan - three bright orange shirts, one gray shirt, one sweatshirt and I even have a favorite player, Arinze Onuaku.  Have you heard a better name?  (Okay, Scoop Jardine is a pretty cool name too).

2007 (Georgetown)

Tomorrow we're going to the Louisville game, and in honor of Valentine's Day, I made a little sign for Louisville's coach, Rick Pitino, who according to my brother is "such a guido."  Well, in that case, of course he would be perfect for Snooki.

2008 (Villanova)

I had to buy a set of magic markers and poster board.  Staples no longer offers single sheets of plain white poster board - there are three packs with ghostline grids, foam boards in every color, and not even single sheets of the plain white foam board - only sets of three.  I guess kids these days use the colored foam boards since they print things off the computer and adhere.  Handwriting a poster is so 2000 and late.

Pretty sure there's catnip in there somewhere

  

I went with the three pack of ghostline grid (it made straight lines and measurements very easy).  My black magic marker barely lasted for Pitino's name.  They don't make things like they used to.