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Which Guest Picker is Coming to Our City?

DrJacksPlaidPants
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I'm going with NBA Sixth Man of the Year Payton Pritchard. Corso would be a sentimental pick, but He may be tired of traveling.

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    Thank you, Doctor. Pritchard would be a great choice, but with the Celtics in preseason practice, is he available?

    With nonagenarian Coach Corso retired, how about octogenarian Uncle Phil? 😁

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    I saw Neil Everett listed as a potential guest picker. He has been a great ambassador for the program and school.

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    12 minutes ago, OregonDucks said:

    I saw Neil Everett listed as a potential guest picker. He has been a great ambassador for the program and school.

    Everett is another great choice. I think Ahmad Rashad would be a good choice as well. Much to my surprise, he's never been guest picker. I believe Prichard is in the pre-season, but he doesn't have a game on Saturday and doesn't play until Sunday evening.

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