Cuse Photo Contest Winner
Well the game didn't turn out as we'd like but at least one person is going home a winner today. That makes up for everything, right? RIGHT?
The contest was to correctly guess how many points, rebounds and blocks Wes Johnson would have in today's game. Good work by everyone who guessed that Wes Johnson would score a grand total of 33 (24 points, 7 rebounds, 2 blocks). This one came down to the tie-breaker as usual and only one person hit the nail directly on the head.
Scoopette nailed Wes' number and got the final score exactly right. Kudos to you, Scoopette. Enjoy your burrito of goodness. And this photo! (Make sure you send me your address and contact info to claim your prize.)

For everyone else, hurry up and head over to Replay Photos where that 20% OFF deal is on until midnight (EST) on Sunday March 14, 2010. Enter CUSE20 at checkout to receive your exclusive discount on this and any other Syracuse photo in the shop.
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I'd like to thank the Academy...
and of course, my main man Wes. But all of this wouldn’t be possible without my favorite point guard-steak burrito combo, Scoop.
Ooo yea that's hot.
The kid's still got it
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by Sean Keeley on Mar 12, 2010 12:27 AM EST up reply actions
Don't you ever wonder if "Scopette" is a front?
a la Yoda?
The 'Cuse is in tha house, oh my God oh my God.
by StrawHatGuy on Mar 12, 2010 10:36 AM EST up reply actions
Much better pick than the "Mid Court" pic Cuse has been peddling for the last 8 years.
The fisheye akin to the popular “47 Yard Line” print.
It seems awesome enough because it features GTown & Cuse with Cuse winning, but when you look at the players involved you then realize that its the Jim Boehiem Court day…and we lost.
I hope this new one becomes the standard “BBall at the Dome is awesome” print. Thought it feels like there should be a companion print showing the OTHER half of the dome…and Erin Andrews.
The 'Cuse is in tha house, oh my God oh my God.

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