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RUDY! RUDY! RUDY!

Today seems like a great opportunity to catch up with one of my all-time-favorite white-people who have (recently) played Georgetown basketball: Brendan "Rudy" Gaughan.*  Surely many of you remember the glorious years in the 1990's and in particular that magical season of 1995-1996 when the potent combo of Allen Iverson and Gaughan took our Hoyas to the Elite 8.  How does someone build on that legacy?  By going pro, of course.

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via www.brendangaughan.com

You thought he was still playing basketball?  Not even close. Can I recount his career on the racetrack here? No there simply isn't enough room.  And I don't have the slightest idea how to explain Craftsman Tuck Series results.  Instead, here's a nice round of applause for the #62 5-Hour Energy Extra Strength Toyota that came in 13th last night at the NorthernTool.com 250 in Milwaukee.  Not bad for, uh, starting in 3rd.

I would be remiss at this moment if I didn't mention a little dust-up earlier this month between Gaughan's crew-chief and a black driver that apparently involved "an inappropriate comment that won't be tolerated."  Oof.

So why don't we take this opportunity for some racial-harmony polling: vote for your favorite white Georgetown player!

(*Although Brendan is one of my favorites recently, my all-time favorite is a tie between Paul Tagliabue and Henry Hyde, the latter having led Georgetown to the 1943 Final Four).

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Who is your favorite white Georgetown basketball player?
Brendan Gaughan
9 votes
Henry Hyde
10 votes
Craig Esherick
9 votes
Paul Tagliabue
12 votes
Other (put in comments)
18 votes

58 votes | Poll has closed

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BRYON JANSEN

NOTHING BUT NET against Savannah State.

And of course, the legendary moment I had the pleasure of Witnessing at the Garden:

He won an intramural tournament as a freshman, e-mailed the coaching staff as a sophomore and was welcomed as a walk-on prior to the 2007-08 season. He only played in 10 games last year, but the one shot he hit was memorable, banking in a three-pointer in a blowout win over St. John’s at Madison Square Garden.

Casually.

by CasualHoya on Jun 21, 2009 12:03 PM EDT reply actions  

Pardie Abadie

Two games played in 1962-63, zero points scored. Like if Moonlight Graham went to Georgetown.

by Five Dollar on Jun 25, 2009 3:40 PM EDT reply actions  

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