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It is an anomaly among anomolies, and there is no way it is sustained.
Let us pray
I enjoy people who speak the language of smoke.
Used to live in McBryde village (across Price's fork from Godwin hall) and always enjoyed walking through the festivities to meet up with friends in lot 8. You also get out of town real quick once you get back to your car. Just shoot up Tom's creek and get on 460 while everyone in the Price's Fork lots are waiting forever.
Also, free street side parking (ignore the people charging your to park in their lawns).
Was reminded onf this great tweet. https://twitter.com/buckyisotope/status/574635731575943169
We really need to organize a Lot 18 potluck or something in the coming games.
I'm peeved about two things.
In the first video, that looks like a pretty strong helmet to helmet hit on Evans that goes unnoticed.
In the second video, that flag come from a ref off screen, but the referee standing literally feet away saw no reason to throw it.
My wife and I will probably swing by. We came by last week for a few minutes with Danny Coale Is My Spirit Animal right before the Liberty game. We will bring some Captain!
Getting to cross the entire campus and walk across the whole drill field is a big plus though. Love those lots for tailgating.
Smoking baby back ribs in lot 19. LET'S GO!!!!!
Tech is hosting around 17 basketball prospects but, my #sauces have the number around 25 this weekend.
Will provide more details once I get names
Well if your options are DD, KK, local gas station (which is usually DD or KK), I'd go with KK.
If we're talking prepackaged, I grew up on Sweet Sixteens. There are local options, but as a national fan base it is hard to compare those.
I suppose Hostess is an option, but not really a breakfast option.
From the Wikipedia article:
The 175-ton chunk of rock was formed from 88 individual pieces of quartzite and bonded with specially made polyepoxide.
TIL there may be limits to what J-B weld can do.
Ah good eye. When they said "beginning of the game" I thought they literally meant the beginning like the kickoff or something
The public lots around the parking garage at Prices Fork/Campus Drive/Perry Street are $20 and usually have decent tailgating going on around the outside edges. You should be able to get a spot backing up to the sidewalk/grass if you're there three hours before kickoff. Pretty long walk to the stadium, so leave time.
Lot 18 FTW.
Starts with breakfast and Irish coffee at 8:00 AM.
Homebrew and some craft beer.
Lunch/dinner is a grilled sammich, to be decided tomorrow at the grocery. I guess I'll have to do one of my homemade mayo.
Stop by and introduce yourself. Look for the maroon 4door wrangler with body color top.
Steve Addazio likes listening to laugh tracks and hasn't figured out how to look at boobs online. Oh wait, nevermind. I think I just repeated your post.
Lot 18 around 11:30.
What are the downtown restaurants like after a 3:30 game? Can you get into Cabo, Mello, or other joints waiting an hour or less? Any suggestions?
Area around Gables Shopping Center (kroger on main) is usually available. Easier walk tha it seems to the game.
Does anyone know of good public parking closer to the stadium than the location I plan to park in (below)? I typically buy a pass but have not done so for this game. I currently plan to park at the large public lot at The Inn (Prices Fork/W Campus Dr intersection). I would like to have a shorter walk since I will likely be carrying my daughter for the majority of it.
As was McKayla, here
Another way to frame the fumble issue: Last year, across FBS football, the average rate for losing fumbles was about 0.68 per game with a standard deviation of about 0.25. We are currently at 4.5. Assuming fumbles lost per game is a normally distributed random variable, and last year's data is representative, we are currently 15 standard deviations from the mean. Most z-score tables/calculators stop at 6. It is an anomaly among anomolies, and there is no way it is sustained.
Yeah, I was at that game. Ex-brother-in-law is an Orange alum. Luckily, he is not as rabid a fan as I am, so he didn't give me a hard time. Otherwise, I would've punched him in the mouth.
Hokie Village for me as well, assuming I can get there before it closes at 2:45 (kid's football and a 5K Saturday morning). This will be my 3 year-old daughter's first game so I am expecting to drop more $ on concessions than usual. Her older brothers are being left at home but they got to go to Bristol so hopefully they won't complain too much.
Bringing a friend from Germany up to see the game. Don't have a parking pass. Looking for suggestions on best places to park and tailgate.... Will have beer and brats but want to get him a fully dipped Lane Stadium experience.
