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JCGStill working on a clever handle

My son spent 4 years in HS as #6 in baseball and #12 in basketball. When he got to college he was given #35. I joked that that was a spring training number. He could have claimed 6 or 12 as a sophomore but he had a pretty good freshman year and so he decided to stay with 35.

The most .... interesting... number either of my kids had was my youngest in 8th grade (I think) CYO basketball. Somehow he ended up with #17. As you can imagine the refs gave him nonstop grief.

3/7/2112:46 PM

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