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A friend that frequented NO told us the main rules to remember. Don't fire up a doobie if a cop's around, don't walk on the street with glass bottles and never ever ever try to take a leak on the street. Don't want to be up early in the morning with a hangover and have to go out and clean those streets you pissed on. What they tolerate is quite a bit, but what they don't, they just plain old don't.
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To play, probably. Nobody said these kids are making good decisions lol
DL entering the portal... either Price and Pry had some "tough conversations" and we can expect upgrades or we've got a concerning exodus at a position of need...
He only committed in May. What was he expecting after missing all of spring?
he basically didnt play a whole season, im really not surprised
IMO Findlayter was always a project. Madison has the size but he didn't get any burn this year so I'm sure he's looking for somewhere that can offer playing time. Perry I'm disappointed about. Not sure if I'm disappointed because he just didn't seem to pan out this year or because he's leaving after 1 year. Probably both. He's young so there's no reason to be down about a guy that young not getting playing time with the experience we had on the line this year but I heard he just mentally didn't get it together
Perry is in the portal again? He just got here from Alabama.
Given a number of reasons, I have a hard time following all the players that I don't see making plays on the field. Are we set to lose anyone that had or has potential to have a significant impact on our team?
I don't know how VT can pay them money directly and they NOT be employees?
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That's hilarious! We probably high fived after the B. Still punt return because we were literally running around everywhere finding VT fans to celebrate with.
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I'd be happy simply with multi-year contracts. Seems like that would solve a lot of college football's problems. Not sure that would even require any legislation.
I had a friend get a job in NO and visited a few times for Mardi Gras. His only advice before we hit the streets was "If a cop asks you to do something then do it, if they tell you not to something then don't do it. That's it."
First cop we saw was calmly talking to an obviously hammered citizen and what we caught as we walked by was "No ma'am, the first thing I want you to do is go pick up that barrier you knocked over with your car, and then I want you to come back so we can call someone to come get you." It was amazing to see.
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the precedent of "real life" is all dictated by actual laws. what good is state employment law if it's not even a settled debate if student athletes are employees
I think the best way to break it is to establish 4 team bowl game "pods". You have 5 additional bowls after the playoffs, each of these bowls would consist of a 4 team "playoff" and the first round would be on campus sites.
This format puts 32 teams in the post season. The 10 conference champs are guaranteed a post season birth.
12 competing for the national championship and then 20 more competing for 5 different bowl championships.
SET THE TONE!
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# | Steven Godfrey suggesting that Pry's seat is much hotter than we think Back then even the kickers were mean. I remember in 1996 or 97 Jimmy Kibble kicking off and then driving some guy all the way to and through the Gatorade set up. He was a character.
Anyone with the power to write laws is controlled by people with money.
College football is just a shadowy reflection of the rest of society.
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You can... you just need laws... not NCAA bylaws; you need real government laws.
With you 100%. I've wanted half the bowls removed for a long time so that bowl games actually meant something. Bowls should be for good teams and not 6-6 or 7-5 ones. Of course (1) I'm old and traditional and (2) the playoffs may have made even the decent non-playoff bowls not mean much anyway. Shame that all the traditional and most things that made the game special have been killed.
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