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They have us 7-0 on fast break points, 3-0 on 2nd chance points, and 16-5 on points off turnovers.
We can get back in this by getting back on defense, blocking out on rebounds, and STOP TURNING THE BALL OVER!!!
UVA SUCKS.
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# | Hokie Hoops Central: #19 Louisville (21-6) at Virginia Tech (12-15) 9pm ACCN 12 turnovers. This game is reminding me of Ryan Willis.
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# | Hokie Hoops Central: #19 Louisville (21-6) at Virginia Tech (12-15) 9pm ACCN That mask is nuts
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# | Hokie Hoops Central: #19 Louisville (21-6) at Virginia Tech (12-15) 9pm ACCN Crazy stat that the bench has scored 24 of Hokies 26 points
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# | Hokie Hoops Central: #19 Louisville (21-6) at Virginia Tech (12-15) 9pm ACCN Guess that answers that
At least we'll have more than 11 points at halftime. Keeping it in single digits at half would be a nice win
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# | Hokie Hoops Central: #19 Louisville (21-6) at Virginia Tech (12-15) 9pm ACCN Did Hammond get hurt or something? Started the game but hasn't been on floor in last ten minutes or more
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# | Hokie Hoops Central: #19 Louisville (21-6) at Virginia Tech (12-15) 9pm ACCN 18 points off turnovers out of 31
Ten turnovers in 13 minutes is no bueno.
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# | Hokie Hoops Central: #19 Louisville (21-6) at Virginia Tech (12-15) 9pm ACCN Ugh Serven playing is no bueno
Out for the game
I understand what you mean, but at the same time there is never anything good about Pitt or GT.
sounds like a good thing this pitt gt game is still going
Any word on Poteat? Looks like Wessler is starting.
Or he can sleep with one eye open!
HOKIES!!!
Let's Go
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1 year 4 months
# | Enjoy the Spring Game this year, might be our last based on current trends You stay until the end of the year and then transfer, no big issue.
SOUP OR SALAD?
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# | Enjoy the Spring Game this year, might be our last based on current trends 
Hang on. What toothpaste comes in a bottle?
Wow. This is more than I could've imagined getting. Thanks a ton. Will circle back to this once we get the itinerary built out.
That's probably how it ends up being. You have maybe four schools who have to have the super late portal, but they're in theory the best teams anyway, so they just have to deal with it.
But if it's, say, a two-week window, starting/closing after the semester starts then you have kids who are transferring either spending the semester away from the team they're transferring to, or getting to their new school not being able to enroll in classes. I don't know that there's a perfect solution. You just kind of have to choose the least worst one.
I grew up in Idaho Falls (hence the "Ida-Ho" in my user name) and there are a million things to do in those areas. These are some of my favorites (sorry in advance for the brain dump format):
Grand Teton NP: Jenny Lake, Hidden Falls, Taggart Lake, Amphitheater Lake, Paintbrush Canyon.
Jackson: Go to Jackson Hole Mountain Resort and take the tram to the top and hike down. Consider the via feratta paths there if you're a little adventurous. Go to Snow King in town, ride the gondola up (or hike) and hike down again. Lots of action there: zip lines, treetop courses, mountain coaster. Sit in the saddles at the bar and have an elk or buffalo burger at the Million Dollar Cowboy Bar. If you play disc golf, head over to Targhee on the western side of the Tetons.
Between Jackson and Stanley: If you don't mind going a little out of your way on the way to Stanley, stop by Lava Hot Springs to do some tubing down the river, and then soak in the hot pools. I also recommend spending a day hiking at Craters of the Moon on your way to Stanley: cool hikes to cinder cones, lava tubes, ice caves, and lava tree molds. Dont wear nice/new shoes, the cinder rock will shred them. If you like history, you can visit EBR-1, where usable electricity was first generated from nuclear energy in 1951, and the only place in America you can see four nuclear reactors.
Stanley: If you like fly fishing, there's TONS of outfitters all over that region of Idaho: I have fond memories of Island Park, personally, but it's been decades, so can't recommend any guides. The Salmon and Snake River have some great fishing and also whitewater rafting. Lots of cross country mountain biking outfits, too, and the ski hills all support downhill mountain biking. I don't golf so can't comment on that. Lots of hot springs within an hour of Stanley. Kirkland is maybe the most famous. In summer, I like the ones where people stack rocks into retaining walls into the river, so you can regulate hot/cold mixing and move out towards the river to cool down, like Sunbeam and Bonneville. More history: Yankees Fork gold dredge or ghost towns like Custer and Bonanza.
Hubert Davis needs someone to be able to buy the best players as he not exactly setting the world on fire with his players and hasn't shown much ability to coach them up.