The first day that we met, we came to Duluth, and…we got there late August, but I guess they had the week off- all the other guys had the week off- so we didn’t know that coming in. We stayed at a senior’s house, they weren’t there, and the coaches called me and said, “Mason Raymond’s coming at the same time, so you guys will hang out for a few days by yourself.” So he got in, and you could tell he was a little bit of a lost puppy and didn’t really know what to do- he was hungry when he got in, and I was like, “What do you feel like eating? There’s not much around the house.” So all there was was some eggs, some bagels…I think some cheese, and I just put together a nice egg sandwich, and he was amazed. He wanted them for the rest of the two years.
