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Mike, I'm happy to post a pic, but your wife better not be looking over your shoulder. This former flame of mine, who I was friends with in college and dated post college, also happens to know your wife and sister in law, as well as several others that run in our social circles so it may be best if I just show you next time I see you. The picture I have is PG-13 so we can't get in too much trouble.

Hey now, their steak & cheese is pretty damn good too. Hard to forget that.

Yeah, the wait is due to the fact that everything is cooked to order. No hot lamps on the fries. Burgers come out of the fridge when the order is put back. Best way to get it fast is to order everything as soon as you sit down. Calzones are bomb there as well. It's over half pound of cheese per calzone.

Yeah, that's what I was afraid of. We used to do all kinds of custom stuff but the bottom line was it's a one fit kitchen. We can do our best but we cant eliminate all traces.

They're trying to make a choice that affects their entire future based on a promise from the school that isn't really a promise.

This, this, a thousand times this! I have no problem with anyone "de-committing" because there are no real promises.

Its really not a commitment by either side until Signing day so its a poor choice of wording.

Unfortunately I pretty much need a separate prep area to avoid having a reaction (yay celiac disease). for most places it's not feasible for them to provide separate space. I was talking to the owner of Wicked Taco, whose wife has celiac, and he was saying they'd need to put in a separate grill and prep fridge to even get close to having their GF options be celiac safe.

Even though we lost, Cassell was rocking last night. I was snowed in over the weekend so I was unable to make it to the UNC game, but I can't remember ever hearing Cassell that loud. Personally the coolest thing I witnessed were a number of football players sitting in our section including Lawson, Settle, Ford, and Stroman just to name a few. On a Wednesday night at 8 o'clock at night in freezing temps while there is still lots of snow on the ground and plenty of excuses not to go, the student body is showing up strong. Buzz is finally getting people excited to watch Hokie basketball again, and that in itself is a beautiful thing for our program.

Most of that pace was due to Hudson attacking the rim and settling for nothing short of layups and he still ended up with 27. I agreed with Allen postgame when he basically said, look, we put up 80 some points. Offense wasn't the problem. When you give up 50 points to the opposing backcourt, it's very tough to find ways to win the ball game.

The other thing we have to remember is that we have other kickers on the team. Long wasn't guaranteed a starting spot. Junior and former kicker Mitchell Ludwig wants a starting spot, as well as any of the other kickers not named Joey Slye. Personally I really wanted Long to be a Hokie because I work with a guy who is a family friend, but we just gotta let Shibest shibest the best he can.

I really like Blackshear's game, but he has got to learn how to defend without picking up fouls man. Especially the pick and roll. He's way too talented to be sitting on the bench with two fouls less than halfway through the 1st half. Hamilton played well last night, but when Blackshear is on the floor I feel we are much more dangerous team, especially offensively.

This could just be me but does anyone else feel like Seth Allen forces to many shots? He seems to have the green light to shoot whenever he wants with no consequences. When we need a basket in the worst kind of way I see him repeatedly rush a shot or force a drive.

I do think he is our best overall scoring threat but I find myself getting frustrated with him at points.

The kid got an offer from a school he'd rather attend. How is that saying "I'm the center of the universe?" They're making a decision on where they want to spend three to five years building character. Sorry, but I just get tired of 'croots decommitting and we accuse them of being selfish and holy.

We are playing good ball. The Louisville team last night played like I've seen them play when they knock off the top seeds in the tourney in the past. When you can get a high percent of low percentage shots to fall you win. They did, they earned it, but not in a sustainable way. We are looking way better than I thought we would, despite a few youth/consistency issues, and needing one more athletic guy underneath (Clark?)

Yep, sorry about that. Too many Adonii to keep track of. It really doesn't make sense then...

I agree with these feelings. In years prior we couldn't even watch VT basketball because it was just too painful to watch a team you want to root for not come close to the potential. Now I think Buzz is able to get the players to play to their potential and then some. It truly is enjoyable to watch the team come so close even though its a loss.

I don't mind spending a scholarship on a punter, in fact, I would expect our punter to be on scholarship. But what I didn't like about the Marshall Long offer was that it seems difficult to determine who the best punter in the country is (his All American status) based on high school football. Just too many variables, how often a team punts, how good the snapper is, how much pressure he gets.

Long looked like a good punter on his video, but I can't say he looked appreciably better than another 20 or so guys we could get. If Shibest is worth his exorbitant salary, he should be able to get any number of kickers to become quality punters with proper coaching. I would rather we recruit like 5 kickers, make 2 or 3 of them punters and give a scholarship to the best of the bunch.

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