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Dear Dylan,
I just thought you should know that Tuesday is my birthday. That is all.

Thanks,
Logan
Powell set to announce Tuesday:
I will be announcing my commitment on Tuesday. I ask for privacy from media until I announce my commitment Tuesday evening. Thanks!— Dylan Powell (@Dylan_Powell74) January 29, 2016
Trust me, there's big money in engineering and agriculture. Big money.
Alex never reported Character was visiting.
Next time if you're correcting your misinformation, edit or reply to your original comment so the thread is easier to follow. (Or just don't pimp and post information from elsewhere.)
I always wondered why they didn't do it on Saturday at 5 or 6 EST - and then somebody explained to me that the host cities would hedge on that. They love that extra weekend day of spending and extra hotel night.
What happened to William Tecumseh Sherman?

You want a general, you want Sherman.
The NFL's gonna give up s Saturday night slot? Good luck with that...but I'm sure they would have no problem with letting college FB have the highly desired Saturday 10am PST slot.
This illustrates yet another reason why an 8 team playoff would be a bad idea (not counting if the conf champ games essentially become the first round).
ouch not looking good for Emory
I think this is where not having a medical school has hurt. Tech has traditionally turned out agriculture and engineering, not exactly big money careers. The college has grown substantially but the students that were part of that growth have not reach the age where they are readily donating large sums of disposable income or are considering the university when estate planning. Really we are 40 years behind some of the schools on this list in terms of the university's size and simple number of donors.
Oh Yeah, I've had the calzones. I've had everything. I totally get it.
When I was in school during the late 80's I ate at Mikes AT LEAST twice a week.
One one Blacksburg visit a couple years ago, I ate Mike's twice in one day.
Whatever.
So I guess you could say our new coaching staff has Character issues?
I'll be here all week, be sure to tip the wait staff.
Looks awfully familiar, doesn't it?

Not so fast my friend! There is definitely about 1.5 oz of sprite or coke in a Rail
I would also note that the Texas A&M figure is system wide, so TAMU-Corpus Christy, TAMU-Commerce, not just College Station. While I suppose TECHINCALLY the VT number is system wide since we have the National Capitol Region Center.
So while main campus to main campus we are essentially tied for rankings, they are not that much better funded.
E$PN will be lawyer fees
Can't wait to see the replies to this
Schools of note:
84 The University of Tennessee TN 1,106,924 1,072,000 3.3
97 The University System of Maryland Foundation, Inc. MD 986,248 955,856 3.2
170 West Virginia University Foundation WV 533,599 533,627 0.0
Virginia Schools
18 University of Virginia VA 6,180,515 5,945,952 3.9
37 University of Richmond VA 2,371,810 2,313,305 2.5
56 Virginia Commonwealth University VA 1,638,147 1,509,431 8.5
67 Washington and Lee University VA 1,471,274 1,476,923 -0.4
114 Virginia Tech Foundation VA 817,759 796,437 2.7
115 College of William & Mary Foundation VA 811,217 797,592 1.7
197 VMI Foundation, Inc. VA 430,742 413,409 4.2
206 Medical College of Virginia Foundation VA 398,839 386,981 3.1
264 Hampton University VA 263,237 288,370 -8.7
294 Old Dominion Universityxi VA 209,417 213,687 -2.0
338 Hollins University VA 170,971 180,654 -5.4
359 Hampden-Sydney College VA 154,643 150,901 2.5
365 Randolph- Macon College VA 149,719 147,956 1.2
395 Roanoke College VA 130,552 129,888 0.5
447 Lynchburg College VA 98,551 97,263 1.3
466 Emory & Henry College VA 92,151 96,930 -4.9
502 Bridgewater College VA 82,889 82,379 0.6
507 James Madison University Foundation VA 81,948 78,386 4.5
526 Eastern Virginia Medical School Foundation VA 74,071 72,187 2.6
533 George Mason University Foundation, Inc. VA 72,245 69,554 3.9
567 Shenandoah University VA 62,993 62,600 0.6
Stopped here...there's more.
so what you're saying is that Virginia Tech, as a whole, is not very well endowed?
ACC:
1: 12 University of Notre Dame IN 8,566,952 8,039,756 6.6
2: 15 Duke University NC 7,296,545 7,036,776 3.7
3: 18 University of Virginia VA 6,180,515 5,945,952 3.9
4: 26 University of Pittsburgh PA 3,588,775 3,492,839 2.7
5: 32 University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill & Foundations NC 2,988,806 2,695,663 10.9
6: 39 Boston College MA 2,219,600 2,131,400 4.1
7: 47 Georgia Institute of Technology & Related Foundations GA 1,858,977 1,889,014 -1.6
8: 78 Wake Forest University NC 1,167,400 1,148,026 1.7
9: 80 Syracuse University NY 1,166,109 1,183,244 -1.4
10: 98 NC State University and Related Foundations NC 983,979 885,055 11.2
11: 104 University of Miami FL 887,329 865,435 2.5
12: 112 University of Louisville Foundation KY 844,288 876,825 -3.7
13. 114 Virginia Tech Foundation VA 817,759 796,437 2.7
14: 148 Clemson University & Foundation SC 648,611 623,262 4.1
15: 157 The Florida State University Foundation FL 605,275 624,557 -3.1
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There's still a qualifier in there of "most." Doesn't mean that current staff has no wrong-doings.
actually, you just described the female population at the University of Minnesota. That "U" would be untouchable in recruiting if your eyes didn't freeze over when you looked for more than a second.
yea the football stuff predates because they don't have evidence on the current stuff yet. It's not like they did it years ago then randomly decided to stop. This will be interesting to see how this rolls out as details surface

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