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First time I've heard Sumrall's name linked to us. I think I'm 750% trusting bro
Way too green for a November photo...
I think these are part of the same "leak", encouraging Franklin to speed up his thought process, and indicating that VT may consider other options.
the "reporters" are just throwing stuff at the wall to see what sticks
Which is actually to bad. He has been one of their best coaches.
The Athletic also said we were ready to move on from Franklin just 3 days ago. They don't have a clue what's going on.
Let me know when it gets to 100%, because that's when it gets announced.
Read an article on The Athletic today stating today should be the day if it happens. Here's to hoping lol. Also said VT has been talking with Tulane and JMU head coaches too.
800% trusting bro right now. Maybe even 900%.
I had to double check that I had picked after seeing a goose egg. I did. I kind of wish I hadn't. That would have been a better excuse for a zero.
I baked pies to celebrate (and not at all because it is November and one should bake as many pies as humanly possible for reasons)
Edit: pictured - cranberry curd in shortbread crust and peanut butter banana cream topped with peanut butter whipped cream and peanut brittle
Great advice right here!
And, I know it seemed crazy LAST TIME, but...
"Even a broken watch is right twice a day once every 9 days."
/s
I was wrong the previous nine times I called this, but I will not be wrong today!
I think we need more bug girls.
Franklin cut him
Hell, bring the Peele memes too. He portrayed the greatest player in VT football history, after all (Cartoons Plural).
james franklin has it in his contract that theres a wegmans in bburg by the start of the 2026 season
247 boards saying there was a fight and he quit
Roth said it was a family emergency
When I was there eating a Schultz in the late 60's, the scrambled eggs were rumored to be laced with saltpeter to control the "hormonal urges" of the cadets.
Had a 43 year career in wildlife conservation...extremely rewarding. She should plan on a Masters to be competitive in the job market. I also strongly recommend taking some public policy courses (I think it should be mandatory for a Masters) because if you plan to make a positive impact of any substance, you'll either be working for or with the public sector. Entomology wasn't my thing but pollinator issues aren't going away anytime soon. Understanding ecological relationships is also critically important in problem solving...systems ecology is boring as hell but extremely useful.
edit: recommend a broad undergrad curriculum...get specific in grad school. in the 70's the options at VT for a natural resources degree were much more narrow than today and had way too much forestry for my liking. So I have a degree in biology and took all of the electives I could get in wildlife management, botany, and ecology. Went to LSU for grad school in wildlife management (and duck hunting, lol). If she sticks with it, start looking for coop opportunities and/or meaningful summer jobs nlt year 2...best way to crack the code for a job.
The old goal of wanting a bowl game so that your guys can practice more seems a lot less important when you field a new team every year.