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My family's favorite - Snicker Salad: Apples, Snickers pieces, Cool Whip. Is it healthy? Of course it is. It's a salad.

Also, taco chimichanga salad.

I find it impressive that you seem to like deviled eggs but aren't a big fan of egg salad. They could potentially be the same exact thing except you use the egg white as an edible spoon instead of chopping it up and putting it on some bread.

#mustardistheonlyrealcondiment.

Jk. But mayo disgusts me. Can't even smell the stuff without the urge to hurl.

Agreed, but when I want that taste I just whip up a batch of deviled eggs.

The depravity and indecency of the human species will never again reach the depths that were required to spawn mayonnaise. It's inclusion in a salad, or anything intended for ingestion for that matter, is an abomination.

Other than that, it's a pretty solid list.

Most of the "food" salads are off the board for me (chicken salad, potato salad, etc) because I hate mayonnaise.

Egg salad is definitely not something you eat for the texture. I just like eggs, mayo, mustard , bacon, garlic, chives, and black pepper. They also happen to go together really well according to my taste buds.

Any salad with marshmallows is okay with me.

Corn and black bean salad. Do recommend.

I've never found a good way to give egg salad texture. I usually throw some cashews in chicken salad, but I haven't found anything friendly to the taste of egg salad to give it something other than the mouthfeel of a partially chewed and regurgitated hard boiled egg.

Yeah, that was kind of the impression I got also. I don't think the coaches really knew what was going on with the blocking below the waist penalties. Otherwise, they would have made it abundantly clear to everyone and Cunningham wouldn't have done the same exact thing after Teller had already been called for it twice.

This is unfortunately true where I live in Indiana. In don't have my stuff moved out either so my smoker has been all alone this summer which makes me sad.

You have chicken salad, but not egg salad? A true modern day tragedy. Half the chromosomes but twice the taste.

IMO, I really don't think Wyatt nor the coaching staff really knew why he got the first penalty. One of the coaches should have clarified with the referees why he was penalized, instead of just yelling at Teller. It's a weird rule, that involves weird timing and probably never a point of emphasis in practice. If the coaches under stood the reason for the penalty call the first time, i.e. that he left his feet to block a defender after the ball left, then relay that information to Teller, he probably doesn't do it a second time.

With film review, I hope the coaches are stressing to not leave your feet at any time. If you don't dive at the defender, you won't be called for the foul.

Foster is always great at getting an explanation from the Referees. I see it after every penalty on his defense. I didn't see any coach talk to the Refs after either of Teller's penalties. The camera, however, was only on Fuente, so maybe Corn or Vice talked them and it wasn't shown on the screen.

I 100% agree that Evans will likely be reflected upon as a much better QB. The only reason I brought up Brewer is because of his amazing game against OSU, which was the 2nd game of his career. Brewer started hot, but had a much lower ceiling than Evans. Let's hope Evans continues to improve and take VT to the next level.

He'll be the first one to tell you that's some stilly stuff that is silly penalties, unnecessary. I ran him for one of them."

The biggest problem isn't that Wyatt makes mistakes. It's that he seems to be committed to making the same mistakes over again. The fact that he didn't adjust his technique after the first illegal block is what the issue was. He didn't get pulled after the first one, and he wasn't made to run for the first one. The first mistake is an honest one. The second is stubbornness.

And like I said in French's film review, it's not enough that Wyatt's the most aggressive blocker we have. Under Fuente's offense, the OL has to block the right way to set up and sell the play. Throwing the wrong block or using the wrong technique can blow up a play, even if the block itself is an IHOP.

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