Two "George Mason Final Four 2006 Championship" rings are listed on eBay currently.
One here and
another here. In the description the seller claims to have gotten them from a pawn shop in Virginia and that they are both from the same player. So naturally I'm thinking Tony Skinn. Yet if you look at the engravings the name on each ring reads "Scherrens". No such player had a last name of Scherrens during the 2005-2006 season. But there is a Maurice Sherrens at George Mason and he happens to be the Senior Vice President. Why would he sell the rings,
it's not like he doesn't enjoy sports. And it's not like
he needed the money. Very interesting.
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Two "George Mason Final Four 2006 Championship" rings are listed on eBay currently. One here and another here. In the description the seller claims to have gotten them from a pawn shop in Virginia and that they are both from the same player. So naturally I'm thinking Tony Skinn. Yet if you look at the engravings the name on each ring reads "Scherrens". No such player had a last name of Scherrens during the 2005-2006 season. But there is a Maurice Sherrens at George Mason and he happens to be the Senior Vice President. Why would he sell the rings, it's not like he doesn't enjoy sports. And it's not like he needed the money. Very interesting.
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