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Penn State and Alabama are two of the strongest, most valuable brands in college football. They both recruit fine. Not much to gripe about there. Maybe your comment was /s?

I respectfully disagree with that. Some of these young guys want to know which fan base would want them the most, and one of the ways to do that is to see what kind of reaction they will get from posts similar to this one. It's a different day and age of recruiting where even us average Joe's can get involved.
That being said, I agree it is completely unnecessary, and out of line to be tweeting at these kids.

I don't see Whit making any big splashes coaching-wise if Wolff is making traction. Significant capital improvements are queued up for VT athletics and I think that will be the major focus moving forward.

Hearing Wolff speak a few times over the years, women's basketball is a tough business. Similar to Buzz's philosophy that there are only so many players good enough to play D-1, but a lot more openings and teams that can fill these scholarships; they get on these recruits early. By the way, Wolff is a no-nonsense, hard nosed, New Yorker that is worth listening to if you have the opportunity.

Yeah, Maryland is a really tough sell unless a recruit is living in Maryland. It just doesn't have the same appeal that Tech does. If you take a look at their current roster, it's almost completely players form Maryland and Pennsylvania with a handful from VA.

Anyone else read this thread over and over again?
"4 star FSU recruit"..."#2 WR in nation"..."Isaiah Ford connection"...
I know this recruiting show is just leaving the station, but ...gracious!
It is starting for me. Can't help myself.

Usually, I do something along these lines. Wrap in plastic bag, either a gallon sized or two depending on size of bottle or a grocery bag to try to contain any spills, and then wrap in socks or undershirts for padding. Place in the dead center of your bag, with stuff underneath and on top of it, so that when the baggage folks toss your bag around, they have less of a chance of breaking.

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