It has been a tough week, but exams are finally over. And after grading the five Hoya Hoops exams, we have a winner. Hoya Gray had the highest score of all entrants, so he wins the gift certificate to the Tombs. Congratulations, Hoya Gray!
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There are few intangibles in basketball more important than chemistry. College basketball is one of the few sports left in which teamwork and togetherness can consistently defeat talent and explosiveness. With that in mind, try and determine the following pairs of Georgetown teammates in our final exam of the semester. All of the following pairs played together at Georgetown for at least three seasons.
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Over the years Georgetown Basketball has had its share of colorful personalities and colorful names - literally. As you try to answer the following questions about Hoyas of the past, each of the correct answers will have a color in their name.
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This is a very straightforward exam, if you know all of the right numbers, you’ll pass with flying colors. You won’t even need a calculator.
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Be careful to avoid a “sophomore slump” - some of these questions are not as easy as they seem. A little concentration should be enough to earn passing marks, but racing through too quickly will cost you. Below, please find the sophomore level exam in Geography.
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Even first years with no real interest in Hoya Hoops should have basic knowledge about the University’s best recognized commodity. The following is the History exam, freshman level; it should not be very taxing for even casual Georgetown Basketball fans. I know a lot of you wish you could have taken this instead of EuroCiv.
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