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Huuuuuump Daaaaaay and Gaaaaaaame Daaaaay all at once?! How much happier could a Villanova fan be on this fine Wednesday morning? We're going to stomp Butler at home on Senior Night while we get to see the Augustinian Army's signage for the first time since College GameDay. It's a beautiful day!
Oh wait, it's snowing again in New York City. When is the first day of spring?
And now, the "news."
Senior Night Festivities to Honor Bell, Chennault and McMahon | Villanova University Official Athletic Site
Villanova hosts its final on-campus regular season game of 2013-14 tonight when Butler visits the Pavilion at 8 p.m. (Fox Sports 1 and CBS Sports Radio 610). A pre-game ceremony will honor the Villanova class of 2014.
Florida No. 1, Wichita State No. 2 in Savory Sixteen | SBNation.com
Villanova down to 12th, with some decent reasoning after a sloppy week statistically that saw us make a great escape not once but twice.
Football Unveils 2014 Schedule | PennAthletics.com
Mark your calendars for Saturday September 27th, when Villanova will travel to Franklin Field to face Penn. Game time is TBA.
Max Beermann Named to BIG EAST Honor Roll | Villanova University Official Athletic Site
Sophomore first baseman Max Beermann (Tampa, Fla.) was named to the weekly BIG EAST Honor Roll, the conference announced on Monday afternoon. This is the second straight week that Villanova has had a player earn weekly recognition from the league, while Beermann is receiving an honor roll nod for the first time in his career.
Theobald: Cuts bring Temple 'in line with all other mid-major athletic programs' | Philly.com
In the wake of Monday's announcement that Temple is restoring varsity men's and women's rowing and officially cutting five other sports, university president Neil D. Theobald sent a letter explaining the decisions to Temple alumni.
NFL daft: A partial history of draft day's terrible decisions and total failures | SBNation.com
A partial history of draft day's terrible decisions and total failures. This is a hysterical read if you are a fan of a good team. Or actually pretty much a fan of any NFL team.