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I started the day yesterday thinking the women's team was improving, just not nearly as fast as the mens, but just because Buzz>Wolff does not mean Wolff is bad. Then I watched part of the BC game on TV, which is the first I've seen of this years team. Wolff should not be retained.

So I guess we all know what you did for Valentines Day.

I think I found video footage of your reaction to the news:

But seriously, congrats on having another Hokie in your family!

easiest way to explain without the NCAA shit.

if a football/footballs are out on the field and coaches are present it will be considered a "practice"

I cannot remember a basketball season in a long time that has been such a feel good story. From last place for the last few seasons to a good team. Hope is back!

Yeah, definitely agree he can't play well, but working with others is another story. He's collaborated with a ridiculous amount of people throughout his career, especially on My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy. Shamelessly pulled from Wikipedia: "Artists who were reported to have participated in the sessions for My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy included Raekwon, RZA, Pusha T, Rick Ross, Charlie Wilson, Big Sean, Cyhi the Prynce, Swizz Beatz, Dwele, Nicki Minaj, T.I., Drake, Teyana Taylor, Common, Jay-Z, Eminem, Lil Wayne, John Legend, Fergie, Rihanna, The-Dream, Ryan Leslie, Elton John, M.I.A., Justin Vernon, Seal, Beyonc Knowles, Kid Cudi, Mos Def, Santigold, Alicia Keys, Elly Jackson, and Tony Williams. Record producers who participated in the sessions with West included Q-Tip, RZA, DJ Premier, Madlib, and Pete Rock."

I will freely admit that I'm pretty biased though, considering that 23 of my 25 most listened to songs on iTunes are Kanye. I recognize that he's a pretty controversial figure and that his actions definitely turn people against him, especially those who are not hip hop fans. I'm just trying to provide a little insight into the artistic side of Kanye, rather than the well known public persona.

So plot twist. Apparently I spoke WAAAYYYYYY too soon. I was informed this morning baby number 4 is due in October.

This team ended last year on a positive going into the ACC post-season and surprising the world with two wins before being eliminated. Getting McGarity back after her season ending injury last year and getting the real good freshman Hicks should have in itself made them better than one and out in the ACC tournament this year. McGarity, before she was hurt last year, was averaging 14 points and 10.6 rebounds. She had 17 rebounds against Norfolk State, the most by any freshman in Tech history and had 25 points in the season opener against George Mason, the most ever by a Tech freshman in her debut. I know injuries this year played a part but she was largely ineffective this year because of Wolff's style. Yes, he didn't make use of his talent. It worked in the OOC because of the opposition being what it was. Yes, the Tennessee and the Penn State wins were impressive but it was an anomaly IMO. When Panoussis and Young were effective, it masked the inefficient offense otherwise.
They also had a Freshman, Brielle Blaire, rated number 72 high school senior in the nation by ESPN, transfer out. Blaire said she was unhappy with Tech's system, not the amount of her playing time. "It wasn't a good fit — the style of play," Blaire said. "I'm just not used to playing like that. It's just really, really, really structured."
The game last night - they weren't ready and it was very very pitiful against a 2-14 ACC Boston College team. I agree with mic4tech - Time for a change!!

We just made the road to the NIT a lot harder

I'll take a win against Pitt, and especially knocking them out of the dance, over a trip to the NIT any year.

RIP fishies.

One down...one to go (looking at U).

Wow I've never heard of twins being born three months apart!