Welcome Coach Tony Skinn!
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A tad clearer than the Jacksonville Classic.Man, the video quality back in 2005.
A10 Vault interviewed Coach Skinn:
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?si=TfADw3RX0-qBVqAu&v=Jnf8DopYn2k&feature=youtu.be&themeRefresh=1
Quick Tony Skinn interview with Mason's College of Humanities and Social Sciences
Quick Tony Skinn interview with Mason's College of Humanities and Social Sciences
Quick Tony Skinn interview with Mason's College of Humanities and Social Sciences
We seem to have genuinely nice young men on this team. They represent the university well. One more reason why it's so easy to root for this team. Well done on all counts to TS, the staff, and the players.
Nicest guy to ever talk about road kill.
As long as they are nice young men but meanies on the court that play well and win games I'm fine with that. So far I haven't seen them play nice on the court which is great. We've been too nice at times in recent years.
Yup, be good students who are nice 22 hours a day. But be a mean SOB for the 2 hours on the court.
Great show and love this team more every day. My only issue is that we need ourselves a sound guy for these shows. The entire show sounded like the recording of Louis Armstrong calling Mission Control from the Moon!
(Props in advance to anyone who gets that embedded joke)
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Being "good students" is something that has really impressed me in recent years. Rarely, do you hear about academic problems involving athletes. When you do, they appear to be addressed promptly.
I'm unaware there has been any Mason men's basketball player who has been academically ineligible for a semester in over 20 years. It's evident how many athletes are excelling in the classroom. This is a credit to the players and coaches, and the school's academic support system.
It may also encourage student athletes who want to excel in the classroom to look at Mason for more than just bball.
Tony Skinn rapid fire questions with George Mason's College of Humanities and Social Sciences
Tony Skinn rapid fire questions with George Mason's College of Humanities and Social Sciences
Tony Skinn rapid fire questions with George Mason's College of Humanities and Social Sciences
Those are some hard hitting questions. Next episode:
1. What’s your favorite thing to breathe. Oxygen or Mustard gas?
2. What’s better? A broken leg or a pastrami sandwich?
I love Tony. Just a down to earth guy. No slick, canned, sound bite, phrases (like some other guy). Just a regular, humble guy who works hard and has had success because of it.
Saw it. Yes, it was good!
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