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I do want to address the stalking charge, no im not stalking you because I am you, think about it ...
- grew up in north central WV
- went to VT
- pledged APO, we know all the same people
- live in Loudoun county
- we eat at the same restaurants

Combine the VT fan base with a winning football team and you've got the best sports atmosphere in all of sports

Me neither, but I hate IPAs. ;^)

My algo has been showing waayyyy less VT stuff than in past seasons.

Part of that might be because I'm off Reddit and I saw a lot of content on r/CFB, r/ACC, and r/VirginiaTech.

But it does seem less notable than before.

I hate this for college football. I want concrete stadiums with large trough toilets. The only amenity I really want is good cell conversge/wifi so I can look at other scores and text people to find out injuries or aother information about the game they dont tell you over the loud speaker. Or where we are meeting up to go celebrate afterwards.

I dont need or want college football to be like a pro sports expirence. Which i do like the nicer seats/bathrooms at those venues, i just dont like it for college football it takes away from the atmosphere

I'm talking about a GM + a psuedo press secretary for the program combined into one. Let the actual head coach worry only about the games.

Combine RB Tuten and a competent OL and you have an 8 win minimum 2024 VT team.

VA starts to get into 'the south' which is a market where the B10 doesn't have a team.

But I tend to agree that adding UVA doesn't do anything for the B10, unless it's a package deal with another school(s).

I also strongly believe that realignment news is always fanfic until it's official. If theres a 'handshake deal' but no one has announced anything in 48 hours, then I call bullshit.

Let's not forget a silly basketball drill, crawling up/rolling down a hill, and breaking a 1 inch thick paver.

I forgot the stat, but the number of restaurants today vs 40 years ago is insane. like a magnitude more.

Where i grew up we went out to eat, but it was always a family owned Italian place that was/is 25 cents per year old for kids under 13. It was that price 3 years ago as all my nephews aged out. Last time we went with 2 kids and fed 8 adults was like 6 years ago and spent under $100 with tip. We left with two meals of left overs for everyone too. So we went out a bit more but it was cheaper than any chain. In the late 90s we moved to Friday's as ear out night and went to the new outback alot, but my sister was in college so just 3 of us. There wasnt a golden correl or other buffet like that, we did local restaurants or roadhouse/ outback when they opened (mainly outback)

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