Calling him Tice anyways. You will never catch me saying Calf-a-row instead of Ca-faro
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Riddle me the “ay” in “¡ay de mí!”
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Yeah, in playa, too. Fuck Gemini let me down…
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Sticking with my general theory tho…
Sounds like Tess or maybe Thess here. Other guy says his name at about 0:18 and 7:13ish.
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Can we just call him, “The Riddler”…
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Earnestly, I should add: (1) great find. And (2) while neither the short e nor long i sound in American English perfectly captures that sound, for various reasons, if I were asked to spell that for an American audience, I’d go with Tice.
I hear Tee-hiss, only said quickly so it runs together into almost Tess.
Theo.
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It’s basically the same name as Theus so just call them both Reggie. Or Hang Time
Okay, I promise, I’ll stop posting on the pronunciation of his name. [crossing fingers behind back]
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Wow Haney I remember that show running for a couple of years with like 7-8 shows just constantly looping. Deep cut reference there.
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We played theus’s team a year or two ago, so this was sorta fresh in my mind
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Haha, understood.
Well I had to check it out on Wikipedia. I was way off. It ran for six seasons and had over 100 episodes. I am going to posit that the 100+ episodes were all similar enough that it seemed like 7-8. My story and I’m sticking to it.
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I think the dancing video was a better find.
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So, basically, it’s “TIEge”! Go to know!
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I think @DavetheWave is probably right in saying a school spokesperson said he’s a first year because he had no previous credits but it’s also not clear either way on seasons of athletic eligibility. Just reposted Preston’s info because A he’s excellent with coverage and B because has listed that he spoke with a school spokesperson.
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So, can I assume that his UVA education will involve teaching him how to say his name correctly?
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And I’m not saying that I know for sure but I’m pretty sure that he will have two years.
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