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I just think his pocket presence is really bad and his awareness.

Thats a hard thing to teach some guys have just got it and others dont

You aren't a Redskins fan by any chance are you? Those 2 statement pretty much sum up the RGIII years

Yep, I experienced the same. Frustrating.

#ACCeptNothingButTheLeast

Haven't used it yet, but I'm thinking of signing up come football season.
Buy Roku, download PS Vue (or use a PS 3 or 4)
$30/month, no contract
There are a lot of great channels with very little fluff.
*I think there might be a cloud type DVR service as well*

He is currently leading the virtual reality fruit ninja competition they have going on between players. So that's nice.

Ticketmaster is notorious for their fees. $40 sounds like a lot, but as you said, the peace of mind is there. Glad you found some!

I had cable last year because Comcast made it cheaper for me to have cable AND internet when compared to just having internet (of comparable speed). I didn't necessarily want it and the channel selection SUCKED (only got around 50 channels) but I did it to save a couple bucks per month. If you can give me a viable reason having 2 products is cheaper than having 1 OTHER than to suck people into having cable so they can pad their bottom line (read: so they can say 74% of US households have it therefore it's totally not dying) I'll eat my hat.

I do expect to see mihota back at DT after this season

I love the "anything for the team" attitude but at some point moving good players around is not smart or effective coaching. If he plays DE this season then unless he is soundly beat out in the following offseason and moves to 3rd on depth chart AND he wants to shift, he should remain at DE. That would be a very poor coaching decision.

Not all DE's need to crash the boards and go for sacks. If you use your Ends correctly then you can disrupt plays no matter they are running or passing. I think that is key for how you use Mihota. That being said I can see him getting sacks. His explosion doesn't need to be all the way to the QB, just to the mesh point. He certainly seems capable of that, and by the admission of our own OL and by video he seems to do just that. If he keeps doing that and his performance even improves he will help the secondary much more.

Yup. For about 100$, you can get all ESPN and ESPN2 games all season long as well as some games that are only on ESPN3. ESPNU, Longhorn, SEC, and BigTen are all on the expanded sports package, I think.

Also, FYI, CBSsports.com streams their SEC game for free without any sign up every Saturday, which is usually the best SEC game of the weekend, and you can watch any college football game that is broadcast on ABC without signing into a cable provider in the WatchESPN app. In my area, NBC (Notre Dame) is free over the air with an antenna, and in larger metro areas you'll likely get NBC, ABC, CBS, and Fox over the air (I don't get the other ones with my antenna).

You bet your sweet ass we can! Some of my most proud work of the last year came during that remarkable Cinderella run for the ages!

Especially when you can add and drop it whenever you want. Pick it up from September to January if all you care about is College Football.

I have had SlingTV, which I barely ever turned on. I just used the SlingTV login to log into the ESPN app, where I got the usual ESPN app experience. I also experienced incredibly bad lag in the SlingTV app and they only seemed to ever show Ice Road Truckers and Big Bang Theory reruns. The only reason to get SlingTV, in my opinion, is to pay 20$ a month to get ESPN and ESPN2 and watch it via the ESPN app. I might do the sports package this year for an extra ten bucks. I find a total cost of $20-$30 a month to be quite a bit better than paying for the cable packages, which in my area are significantly more (~$70).

They need to scrap the "Bring Your A Game" campaign.

ACC Network Extra - You Better Bring Your Bandwidth

Nope ahven't tried it. Plan for when they cease support for the xbox360, which I currently use to stream netflix and HBO. As for sports, FirstRow on the computer.

I'd caution anyone hoping for an a la carte model for television. May very well end up paying more for less. We may see more carriers go the way of Sling and offer condensed streaming packages, which I would expect would be great quality, but still won't be a "choose your six pack" type of thing. I expect DirectTV or Dish or whoever to offer similiar packages as they do now, but just over an internet connection instead of hardwire. Once the technology is up to speed, I don't see the model really changing. The medium might change, but the model itself won't.

So I just manage to turn on the ACC media days and the interview with Coach Fu and the feed goes dead. WTF??

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