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HOKIES up 16-11 end of 1st qtr. Ekh 4 for 4, 9 points.
HOKIES!
LET'S GO...
Glennon, Tyrod season.
The Fu$k Matt Ryan season.
Brown has a foot injury
It worked pretty well for the 2007 ACC Champion Virginia Tech Hokies
To piggy-back, if you want to see what's out there, make sure they have plenty of options of Manufacturers. If you desire to have one over the other, you could seek out a fitting day for that maker. Some fitters have EVERYTHING, and that can be overwhelming to you and them as a fitter. But the good ones can cut thru the junk and get you pretty tight between 2 options within trying 5 different set ups. Be prepared to swing. And if you feel yourself getting tired and swinging lazy at the end, ask for a short break or if you could finish at another time. No need to get fitted to clubs for a swing that isn't your typical.
Meow Wolf - Convergence Station
it's an immersive art experience. I've been to the one in Vegas, it's fantastic and easily worth 2-4 hours of your time.
if you go to a place like Club Champion that specializes in fittings (that you pay for), they'll be evaluating a suite of different heads and shafts to see what works best. They have dozens of shafts and heads, and can combo about anything. A good fitter should be able to take the data and quickly move you into the right head and shaft; and then tweak length, loft and lie. You'll need to decide the composition, e.g., 5-PW, 6-Gap, etc. Again, you'll be paying for the fitting and obviously they'll want you to buy from them as well; but you absolutely don't have to.
If you don't think you have a consistent enough swing to warrant that level of intensity, then go to a place like PGASS; they'll have plenty of stuff to try but not the extent of a place like CC. They can also get you decently fit for length/loft/lie and you won't pay a fee for it. Finally, they won't press you hard to buy and PGASS does (or at least did) have a return policy; and I can attest that they honor it.
Wherever you go, just tell them what you are interested in, what you typically shoot (don't lie...they won't laugh), what your goal is (e.g., fix a slice or a hook). If you think you know what you want, tell them and then go from there. Regardless, they'll have suggestions based on what they see (and if they don't, go somewhere else).
Whatever you get, just remember a mat is WAY more forgiving than the ground. Back in the day Edwin Watts would have clubs you could demo...so if you have the chance, that's also not a bad thing to do before you buy.
edit: and everything DC said
Don't be partial to a brand is my advice. Go in and get fitted, and pick the brand with the best numbers/tightest dispersion. They have all of the numbers on the computer. It's a pretty cool process, not stressful at all.
Appreciate it DC, that's a load off of my mind
You go in and hit whatever ones you want to hit that are available. Take some swings to get a baseline, then they will swap out shafts, etc. Repeat this for all brands you want to try.
aight, I got you. Yeah always hated that, especially at super deep pools
I think I'm gonna pull the trigger to get fitted for a new set of irons. Anyone know exactly how that works? Do I tell them which sets in interested in? Do they just bring a bunch of different clubs and I try them all? Will I have to forcefully tell the fitter which clubs I'm purchasing?
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na free, because of the bulk head it has three crosses at each end.
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We sell out games now because of promos, discounted tickets, and mini-plans to buy the highest demand tickets. Back then, any game was an instant sell out, no questions asked. Didn't matter if it was a nooner on Saturday against Arkansas St or a game in 90k FedEx Field, the games would sell out at full ticket price with a healthy secondary market clamoring to get in. You put VT in those same situations now and without the school buying some of those tickets or significantly discounting prices just to grease the numbers, I genuinely don't think we'd sell them out. Back then, VT annually participated in Nike promotional campaigns because we were a national brand. Nowadays the demand is so poor, Nike doesn't even bother to include us in their regional campaigns.
I mean hell, the VT fan websites all needed to go subscription based to keep the lights on because reduced traffic crushed the bottom line. Fan engagement is absolutely worse than it was back then.
Texas cancelling their spring game. Why you ask? well so their players don't get poached for higher paying salaries of course. Another victim of NIL. What's a little pizza and laundry money? Fuck all of this. VT will cancel theirs soon too.
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College football exists to serve Carson Beck and Cam Rising. Make sure those dudes get their bag.
Posting here since the replies below are condensed past phone readability. Carson Beck, ladies and gentlemen, stayed in school in a weak QB draft year, meaning he's likely a Day 3 pick.
https://www.cbssports.com/college-football/news/miami-qb-carson-becks-me...
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These inside passes have been 90% turnovers