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Mihota was very good. He was gap sound. He ate up blockers that allowed linebackers and safeties to make plays. He made plays and created pressure. He took penalties. He was Orion Martin, just in a bigger package.
It absolutely astounds me that EVERYONE complains about Bud not utilizing bigger players in his system, and then turn around in the same breathe and say that a big, athletic guy with great burst who is very good on film "CAN'T" play the position. Mihota is a DE. It is the position he is best suited to play. It is the position he would have played had he gone to Alabama. And, the film bears that out.
Nobody needs that much C....offee
But again was it that mihota was such a great fit at DE or was it that Dadi was terrible last season? Our defense operates best when our DEs are creating havoc and I don't see mihota as ever being that guy. I do agree he'll be much more fundamentally sound than dadi and be able to set the edge rather than opening lanes like dadi did.
Watch the series when Mihota was in the game vs Dadi- it will tell you all you need to know.
Note- Tulsa and UVA did not score a point on series where Mihota AND Nigel Williams were both on the field. I can't emphasize that enough.
The $EC.
(I'm hoping they count touchbacks in the number of kicks for the percentage.)
I see you're not a politician.


I think we will at least three backs getting carries. Honestly, I have no idea who will be the H. My head says Rogers ends up there. The guy who can step in and be the most productive in the passing game will be Cunningham.
Thanks for taking my call, P1 listener here, I catch your show whenever I can. In your opinion, outside of QB, what's the biggest make or break position on the roster for the Hokies this year, and in your expert opinion, how do you see that position playing out over the course of the upcoming season?
Do you think Fuente will heavily rotate the RBs this season or just give 1 back the majority of carries. Also, who do you think will stepup as the all important H-back for our offense?
Isn't that changing with new staff?
Sad to see that, but maybe some great food posts could come out of those cities.
We coach our CBs and FSs together, and the Rovers and Whips are coached together as well, so they are kind of cross trained already.
"Mike Hunt? Paging Mike Hunt! You left your coffee mug in the conference room!"
I'm still blown away that we scored more in one half than we did in any entire game last season except Purdue.
Likely less. My travel season for work is the fall, so time at home is cherished. I already have trips to Phoenix, St. Louis, Toronto, Newburgh NY, Dallas, Los Angelas, and other spots lined up between now and November 1.
Not necessarily. I don't know if they will get more touches. The potential will be there to make more big plays if the QB can find them. They will get space, because Fuente will do what he has to do to make the run game credible.
Pie
I don't want to live in a world where all pies are cakes
Mitchell and the corners.
Congrats on the job promotion, does this mean you will be able to make more or less games? Look forward to your reviews every week. I'll hang up and take the answer off the air.
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# | ASK FRENCH- What are your Hokie football questions before fall camp kicks off? Will Fuente's new offensive system help Ford, Philips and Hodges regardless of who the QB is? Or will growing pains of a new offense set them back?
In a world where all cakes are pies, and all pies are cakes....cake or pie?
True, hand in hand with the ACC deal going on was news that Houston was in talks with the PAC12 regarding expansion and Houston is considered one of the Big12's top targets for expansion. I am sure we can come up with a huge list of other reasons. Simple fact of the matter is until they expand back to twelve members at a minimum they are vulnerable in terms of the Power conferences.

Speaking of pie...I need direction from a wise pie-master. Can cobbler be considered pie? Or is cobbler in another category by itself?