Thomas, from Baltimore, put the team on his shoulders in his final game, but it wasn't enough. Campbell, from Silver Spring, played his worst game that I've even seen him play. Both players were integral parts of a historical Final Four team back in 2006. But that is not all I will remember them for. Each gave his heart to the team and for the fans. They carried themselves in a way that represented George Mason better than even the school's namesake could have dreamed. The NBA should give both of these men an opportunity to succeed. Whatever endeavor they decide to pursue, I wish Folarin Campbell and Will Thomas the best of luck.
In these two great players' final game, the Patriots need to defend the three and show patience on offense. They did neither. Thomas didn't have much help. Senior guard Jordan Carter played his finest game in sometime. I wish him well in the future. Freshman Isaiah Tate was a surprising bright spot as well. But both are marginal players. Mason led 7-6 and then gave up a 17-0 run that they never overcame.
Congratulations on a great season fellas.
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