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...ba href=/sleep/a/b the night you saw Jimmy Chitwood drain that jumper for Hickory High.

Yet somewhere, along fandom's long and sinuous path, you lost your way when it came to actual games.

Having said all that, we here at ClayNation do recognize that some people had excuses which allowed them not to root for George Mason during the weekend and in the Final Four.

To be fair, I decided to go ahead and catalogue everyone in the United States who shouldn't be rooting for George Mason to win on Saturday or the national championship.

You fit the bill if: 1.

You are a UConn, Florida, LSU or UCLA fan.

2.

You play for Hofstra and your name is Loren Stokes.

One of the canons we hold dear at ClayNation is that when someone punches you in the groin, you don't have to be a fan of either that person or their team.

That is all.

Everyone else needs to root for George Mason.

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