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"I'm a Loser" by the Beatles, maybe? Who knows, maybe Ringo would come and drum it with Bruce Hornsby singing or something.

Edit: Forgot Dave Mathews. How 'bout Ants go Marching or whatever that song is?

Her last boyfriend was a 64 businessman IIRC she made off pretty well cash wise without even marrying the guy. She's reportedly amassed >$8MM in real estate in her name since she started dating Bill. She's a real catch.

I genuinely do not remember, but it was sometime over the last week or so.

The will part might not be 100% factual, but I've heard it a few times, but I've heard it a bunch even on the radio down here that there is absolutely friction right now between her and the rest of the family. Simply put, they just don't trust her.

This is fantastically hilarious.

Its like watching a sinking ship at this point. After the CBS interview, rather than tone it down, she's gone full-blast on the crazy.

I honestly think it's 50/50 whether he makes it to Opening Weekend as Head Coach.

Couldn't happen to a bigger asshat of a human or a University.

Their inheritance. They're trying to protect their inheritance.

Supposedly she's already tried getting him to rewrite his will to cut out a lot of the family.

Absolutely epic concert. Just killed it. The props they gave to VT throughout was really special. Just a once in a lifetime experience.

I think 'Don't Drink the Water' might be good for UVa

'Stay or Leave' would be the official song of the break between the 1st and 2nd quarter at Scott Stadium

I'm guessing the stat omits group competitions, like golf, track, swimming, etc and only goes with ones that are head to head matches.

Not sure how wrestling counts there

Edit: Yep

I do agree that 105 is a bit oversized and something closer to 80 (or even less) would yield more balance and parity.

There's one big difference, though, between college football and the NFL that would have an impact on the numbers, and that's the fact that NFL players are fully grown men coming off years of strength/agility training, while college football is employing, at the rookie level, high school kids. If college football were to adopt something similar to the NFL in terms of roster (53-man roster with a 16-man practice squad), you're going to have a lot more negative impacts in terms of incoming players not being ready to play because their body needs more growth and development. That's probably why the limit was set at 85 scholarships in the first place, because you need a place to stash those players that have potential, but still need growth.

That said, I wouldn't mind seeing a lower roster limit, because as we've seen historically, that would tend to increase parity. Though that would have to be balanced with some sort of transfer limitations, or you'll continue to see G5 and lower P4 teams be feeder teams for the P2, as the former teams take those freshmen that need more development time, and the P2 grab them when they've matured.

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