OT: CBSSN airing Arena game and Randall is in at QB

By: Hokie Fireman
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on July 11, 2015, 10:39 PM | 7 comments

Philly Soul vs Cleveland last few minutes and Randall is in at QB.

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Hokie Fireman's picture Hokie Fireman
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| 11 years 2 weeks #

Just threw a TD.

Wet stuff on the red stuff.

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Jander75's picture Jander75 | 11 years 2 weeks #

Good stuff, definitely my 2nd favorite Hokie qb after Tmobile

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Shoog's picture Shoog
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| 11 years 2 weeks # ^

Yes, I loved me some Bryan.
Good to see him continuing to play.
He was a warrior at VT.

Jander75's picture Jander75 | 11 years 2 weeks # ^

YEp, Druckenmiller graduated year before I started there but I have heard many stories from older Hokies about how awesome he was too...

I can imagine no more rewarding a career. And any man who may be asked in this century what he did to make his life worthwhile, I think can respond with a good deal of pride and satisfaction:
“I served in the United States Navy"

Wampster's picture Wampster | 11 years 2 weeks # ^

One of my favorites too. I think among Hokie fans he is underrated due to where he slotted into the timeline.

Hokie Fireman's picture Hokie Fireman
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| 11 years 2 weeks #

Unfortunately it was garbage time. It looks like he has thrown 10-15 passes this year with 3-4 TD's while the starter has thrown over 94. (Arena stats are hard to get up to date.) But he has helped in many ways even kick offs one game when the kicker got hurt.

Wet stuff on the red stuff.

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Jander75's picture Jander75 | 11 years 2 weeks # ^

Hokie Skill Position players can kick in their sleep, #sciencefact!

I can imagine no more rewarding a career. And any man who may be asked in this century what he did to make his life worthwhile, I think can respond with a good deal of pride and satisfaction:
“I served in the United States Navy"