Today is Veterans Day, and we wanted to take a moment to thank all those who have served our nation.

And extra thanks goes out to a special veteran who’s been serving Hoya Nation for over 35 years – Rich Chvotkin. For those of you not making it out to Norfolk tomorrow, be sure to tune in to Rich’s call on ESPN 980.

And for those of you on Facebook, here’s Rich’s fan page: Voice of the Hoyas: Rich Chvotkin.

Happy Veterans Day, Rich!

Alonzo Mourning injured his knee and fell to the court in Atlanta on Wednesday. When Miami teammate Udonis Haslem went to try and help him up, Alonzo said four words, “It’s over, it’s over.” Doctors diagnosed the injury as a torn patellar tendon in his right knee. Under many circumstances players with this injury need about three months to recover, but at 37 years old, this could be the end of the line for Zo.
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We recently sat down with Rich Chvotkin, the Voice of the Hoyas, for his insights into Georgetown’s 2007-08 campaign. You can check out the first part of the interview here. Here’s the rest of what Rich had to say:
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In honor of our recent interview, here’s this week’s Game Time question:

What is your favorite Chvotkinism?

If you can’t guess, a Chovtkinism would be defined as one of the quirky things that Rich Chvotkin is known to say during the course of a Hoyas game. One of our favorites? The “snowbird.” What are yours?

Rich Chvotkin has been the Voice of the Hoyas for over thirty years. We thought it would be a good idea to get some insights on the upcoming season for the Hoyas from the person who’s been around longer than anybody. Here’s what was said when we sat down with Rich:
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