Illinois Hokie's Recent Comments
I'll leave it at this: I've possessed 14 grams of marijuana a few times in my life, and I sure as hell didn't plan to distribute it. I'd intentionally go out of my way to keep people from knowing I had it specifically so I wouldn't have to distribute it...
Probably something very akin current bootlegging laws. Double whammy of tax evasion and distributing a controlled substance without a license.
Make mine a pan-galactic gargle blaster.
There is literally a part of Turn Up the Wick that deals with just this. Under Rickey Bustle, they would occasionally let Stiney pick a play here and there. There was one game where they were running roughshod over the opponent, and then they asked Stiney what to run. He said to try a pass. Bustle keys up his headset and says something along the lines of, "We're running all over these sonsabitches and you want to pass?!?!? What the hell is wrong with you?"
That's a lesson Stiney never learned.
THIS IS NOT INTENDED AS A SLIGHT TO OR CRITICISM OF RICKY. But I want to see how he does when he isn't playing alongside Settle.
I love that the guy in the front throws his fucking glass. This is the most English soccer gif I've ever seen.
#AllTheWideouts
I mean, who needs a run game, really?
It's a Miracle (Whip)!
Coarse salt, freshly cracked pepper, garlic powder, and a squirt of Italian dressing on both sides. Let it come to room temp, get your grill as hot as the seventh circle of hell. A minute per side per half inch of thickness. Heaven.
I love Tony Chachere's. It's like Lawry's angry little brother.
Dijon mustard. Fight me.
ITT: people being reasonable and realistic about how this turn of events will hamper our potential for success this upcoming season, some of whom will then proceed to lose their goddam minds in the live game threads when we actually lose because of shortcomings in the defensive secondary.
So does this mean Vice is finally solving the long-standing issues at OL in your opinion?
I hate recruiting season.
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8 years 2 months
# | Ask TKP: What's your most biased Virginia Tech sports opinion that you will think is true no matter what? We would have a national championship in football with a competent OC during the Stinespring era.
Hope we get him.
YouTube Red is included with my Google Play Music All Access subscription. This is the first time I've ever actually cared.
I don't have much of a problem with this. More exposed skin = greater risk of laceration, especially now with the targeting rule prompting tacklers to go low.
The T-shirt thing seems a little crotchety.
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8 years 2 months
# | Ask TKP: What's the dumbest or most inaccurate thing you've overheard at a Virginia Tech game? With Stiney, it wasn't that you could predict the play call based on the situation, it was that you could predict it based on the offense's alignment. He liked to use two dozen different formations with maybe 1 or 2 different plays run out of each formation. The one example that sticks in my mind is the jumbo set he used to use, when he would shift the two TEs before the snap. I think we had one running play and one pass play (a deep bomb) from that formation. There are going to be tells our offense gives that a decent defense or DC will be able to pick up on to determine whether it's the run play or the pass play they're going to have to stop. In other words, Stiney was constantly tipping his cards by virtue of wanting ALL the formations but having a bare handful of plays to run out of each.
Personally I think it's a great look for the University. How many other programs would have turned a blind eye to MV5's off the field issues just because of his upside? Beamer put character first.
I think a 30 for 30 on Marcus Vick would be fascinating. From the Chosen One to arrested for flashing a gun in a McDonald's parking lot in just a handful of years. It's a hell of a story, just not a feel-good one.
I second APFoW's recommendation of high rye bourbons for scotch lovers.
What kind of scotch do you like? That will tell me a lot more about recommending a bourbon than your wine preferences.
The people who are the most pretentious about wine tend to be the least knowledgeable about the actual wine they're drinking. Wine is complex. You really have to know your shit to be a true wine conniseur. It's a lot easier to parrot what you hear and act with disdain toward anything else. Like the dumbasses who crashed the market for Merlot winemakers because Paul Giamatti's character in Sideways hated it.
If you're pretentious about wine, you're probably a poser.
The reason they haven't abandoned the kickoff is pretty simple: onside kicks. They remain simply too fundamental a facet of the most captivating games in the sport. Untill they find a suitable replacement to give the scoring team a chance to recover the ball for another possession, kickoffs won't be eliminated entirely.
Anything to do with the Galen Scott departure/Tyrone Nix hire? Was Scott his primary recruiter?