19Nine Present & Future (New Products?)

12/23/20 • 36 min

Iconic Seasons | Hardwood History | College Basketball

18 December 2020

GUESTS (Aaron Loomer, Josh Barnett )

We are discussing a 19Nine Past, Present, and Future. From time to time on the Podcast, we have fun diving into our own history to review laugh at the pitfalls that have been overcome, and share in the excitement of where things stand and peer over the horizon at even brighter days ahead. Lumer and Barnett will set the Scene talk about what they learned from 2020 that helped them survive and where they hope the company goes in the future. Past

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Lessons From This Year How’d we get here?

Future

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Origin Stories and Co Owner of 19Nine Aaron Loomer OCTOBER 06, 2019

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18 December 2020

GUESTS (Aaron Loomer, Josh Barnett )

Set the Scene
Present/2020

Lessons From This Year How’d we get here?

Future

Media

Apparel

Brand

General Notes/Questions

Origin Stories and Co Owner of 19Nine Aaron Loomer OCTOBER 06, 2019

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UMass vs. Georgetown 1996 Elite 8

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The '95-96 UMass Minutemen clued the nation in on their secret at the beginning of the season when they defeated #1 Kentucky 92-82 to start a run of 26 consecutive wins. The secret? John Calipari's squad was really, really good. So was Marcus Camby. The junior center poured in 32 points, grabbed 9 rebounds and blocked 5 shots. It would remain a theme as the season went on with Camby leading the Minutemen to a #1 ranking, a #1 seed in the East Region of the NCAA Tournament.

Once there the Minutemen survived a scare from Stanford to reach the Sweet 16 where they destroyed 12-seed Arkansas to set up an Elite 8 showdown with Allen Iverson and the 2-seed Georgetown Hoyas. As it turns out it was only a showdown on paper as UMass cruised to a 14 point win and a trip to the schools first Final Four.

Camby won several National Player of the Year awards for averaging 21ppg, 8rpg, and nearly 4 blocks before declaring for the NBA Draft where he was selected 2nd overall.

“He was the difference on the team. Marcus is the one that got us to that other level. If anybody turned this program around, it was Marcus.”

-Carmelo Travieso, Starting Guard

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Indiana vs. Michigan State 2001(Changing of the guard and a Kirk Haston Miracle)

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19Nine Classic Michigan State vs. Indiana January 2001

Recorded: 28 December 2020/10:00 PM

GUESTS: Aaron Meyer, Josh Barnett David Wilkinson

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The whole scene was eerily similar to the last time the Spartans played in Assembly Hall. The Hoosiers made a quick putback with half a second left to give IU an 81-79 victory Feb. 26. Until Sunday, it was the last time Michigan State had lost. The Spartans reeled off 23 consecutive victories. "This was a lot like last year, but this is better," Fife said. "It's a little more exciting that last year's tip-in because Michigan State is No. 1." On paper, the Spartans (12-1, 1-1 Big Ten) entered the game as the superior team. They lead IU (10-6, 1-1) in nearly every major statistical category during the season including scoring, defense, rebounding, turnovers and shooting percentage .
Michigan State arrived at Assembly Hall on Sunday with the No. 1 ranking, an unbeaten record and the nation's longest winning streak.
Kirk Haston's buzzer-beating 3-pointer changed all that ."It's a big win for us, that goes without saying," said Haston, who finished with 27 points. "To be the only team to beat this team, and we beat them two times in a row pretty much, and they're one of the best teams in the country if not the best team in the country, it's a big win for all the past players here and all the players on the team." "I didn't want to go to overtime," he said. "If we missed the shot, we missed it."
Thousands of fans -- many of them IU students -- stood in the bleachers screaming. Sophomore guard forward Jason Richardson led the Spartans with 15 points. Richardson missed the front end of a one-and-one with 29 seconds left. Sophomore guard Tom Coverdale grabbed the rebound and called a time out. Two missed shots, two fouls and three free throws later, the Hoosiers called a time out. In the huddle, Davis told his team to run the play "23 Special," which would give either Hornsby or Haston a three-point look. "When I let it go, I couldn't see it because Randolph was in my face," Haston said after the game. "It felt good when it left my hand. When it went through, the first thing I did was look up at the clock, and I saw all zeroes. Then Coverdale tackled me -- along with the student body."

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