Three Guys Before The Game - WVU's Jordan McCabe

3 Guys Before The Game

MetroNews

Football, Sports, Basketball

2.4 • 687 Ratings

🗓️ 30 April 2019

⏱️ 50 minutes

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Summary

What grade does WVU basketball player Jordan McCabe give himself after a tumultuous freshman season? A solid "F" according to the popular Mountaineer, who quickly offers the grade with no desire for sympathy.

McCabe's harsh personal assessment is just one of many topics discussed during his first ever visit with Brad Howe and Tony Caridi. From his days as a nationally known dribbling phenom to his current role as a rising sophomore, Jordan McCabe provides insight into what drives him and why he thinks the Mountaineers are primed for a successful season in 2020.

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0:00.0	Hey, hey, hey, and welcome in.
0:18.0	It is time for three guys before the game.
0:21.3	Thanks so much for being with us.
0:22.6	Episode number 113, Tony Carritti, along with the Senator Brad Howe.
0:29.0	And ladies and gentlemen, welcome in to the podcast for the very first time,
0:34.4	and depending on his performance, he may become a regular.
0:38.1	Please welcome West Virginia University basketball player.
0:42.1	Jordan McCabe.
0:44.4	McCabe, what's your middle name?
0:46.2	Ray.
0:47.0	Excuse me?
0:47.9	R-A-Y.
0:49.1	Ray.
0:49.8	So they didn't even go like Raymond.
0:51.6	They just went three-letter Ray.
0:53.2	No, my uncle's and my father would call me Raymond James when I was younger.
0:56.5	That's about it, like Raymond James Stadium.
0:58.2	That's about as far as that went.
0:59.9	Where'd the Ray come from?
1:00.8	Why'd mom and dad go Ray?
1:01.9	It's a family thing, got passed down.
1:04.5	Yeah, that's interesting.
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