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Yep. Don't have the names, but an incredible throw from our right fielder to third had the tide announcers all a-twitter as they reviewed it and we won the review, and a really great diving catch by the left fielder to end the game stuck out to me.

So turns out not ever, I missed Rickey Bustle leaving and coming back (I was like 10 when it happened). Frank hired Gary Tranquill who spent two years as OC at WVU, and 4 years at UVA before we hired him away from Bill Belicheck's staff in Cleveland. He was only at VT for a season leaving for the same position at Mich St. (his buddy Nick Saban got the HC job)

So for one year Rickey Butle left, we had a guy that had been at our two main rivals and had a lot of good expirence include HC at Navy when we hired him.

I would definitely recommend Lake Como since you're close. As a side note, you didn't say where you were flying in to, but it costs a lot to rent a car in one country and return in a different one. We dropped a car off in Lugano and took the train into the next country to rent another car.

We did the south of France, then up through Chamonix and the Rhone Valley this past summer (with a quick side trip to catch T. Swift in Zurich - I know, I know). While I highly recommend the trip, it is way too much to do in a week from Lugano.

Personally, I would head west/north and maybe catch Chamonix (loved it there, but different season), Annecy (don't bother to stay here, but worth a stop for lunch), Beaune, and Dijon. There are nice wine trips out of each of those last two stops.

I would definitely drop the car when you get to Paris - you don't want to drive in the city free-for-all - and then take an Uber to the airport. For fun, go watch the traffic at Place Charles de Gaulle (Arc de Triomphe is in the middle). It's a multi-lane roundabout (like 5 or 6 lanes) with 12 spokes and no pavement striping.

We've stayed in a few different places in Paris and never found a bad location. We stayed in Le Marais last time and it worked well for what we wanted to see. Paris is a huge city, so keep in mind if you're planning to walk to the normal touristy stuff. The subway system is good or Uber for cutting down the distance between things.

If you're looking to do something romantic, fun, and a little risqué, get dressed up and hit up Moulin Rouge or Crazy Horse.

Have fun!

Yea, I heard an interview where Fuente talked about Brad's play calling skills at Memphis (should've been a red flag lmao). Also, the other co-OC went to a job after Memphis where he wasn't allowed to call plays lol.

Missed the D1 part, good catch.

Your point still stands - Monty is far and away the most qualified OC VT has ever hired.

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Yeah but just 'cuz you can, doesn't mean you should

I will also say, having attended MLB games in several cities over the last year or two, their ticketing app across all the teams is very good. And it's nothing to do with ticket master, which alone is a huge perk.

This was sole OC because calling plays is important and I couldn't tell if they were the man if Co OC, Montgomery was Co-OC for like 4 more years at Baylor.

Northeastern State isn't division 1.

Picking nits, but corny was co-OC and play caller for Memphis in 2015, and OC at Northeastern State from 2009-2011.

Regardless, your point stands.

If that doesn't put things in perspective, I don't know what does.