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You do realize that while you think this proves that a team must be in the top ten to win it, it proves the opposite. Every year but 2009 has at least a "just missed" team outside the top ten the previous year and beyond. Recruiting is important, yes, but not the only thing.

I'm sorry, I don't understand where you are getting "a good chance that he stays" from in that scenario. He just put decades of his coaching career into being the right hand man of a legend. He perennially produces a top tier defense with a variety of talent levels year after year, not to mention the intangibles (being an exemplary ambassador to the school, upholding VT values, etc). Then, the new AD hires some guy who's never been a head coach at a P5 level, but did really well as an coordinator at a P5 school (I think Bud did this too). Oh, and he's going to make about 2x-4x his salary most likely.

I'm not saying there's NO way he stays, I just don't see how Morris, Herman, or Fuente is a slam dunk to keep him

When do the players usually arrive? We live in Roaonke, and it would be fun to join in.

Bud recruited Teller, McMillan, and Ken he can't be all that bad of a recruiter

I'll spell out current recruiting situations for everyone based on names I've seen skimming through the thread. All information is coming from 247.

Herman at Houston
Recruiting Class Rank: 32
AAC Class Rank: 1
Highlights: 5-star DT (11 Nationally), 4-Star WR (225 Nationally), 3-star OT (34 Nationally)
Cincinnati-native likely means a better recruiting opportunity for him at VT.

Fuente at Memphis
Recruiting Class Rank: 88
AAC Rank: 8
Highlights: 3-star QB (780 nationally)
Oklahoma native that is more likely to closer to Mizzou, imo.

Rhule at Temple
Recruiting Class Rank: 74
AAC Rank: 5
Highlights: 3-star Safety (685 Nationally and from VA)
Rhule has a lot of recruits from Maryland and PA that would probably be interested in VT.

Fedora at UNC
National Recruiting Rank: 27
ACC Rank: 5
Highlights: 4-star dual QB (306 Nationally), 3-star OT (357 Nationally and from VA)
Fedora has a lot of recruits from the VT pipeline states

I have never understood the free throw problems VT seems to have had for years. It could be just selective memory, but I don't remember us being a decent free throw making team in many moons. I know, we aren't the only team with this problem, but when you leave so many points at the stripe, it seems like serious work is needed to correct it. I didn't play basketball as a youth, so my perspective is totally fan-based, but what is the problem? Seems like it should be the easiest shot a player gets all night, notwithstanding the pressure of a tying or winning shot from the line. So, those of you who've played, elucidate me, would you?

try troegs 717 ipa. I don't think I'd great, but likely worthy of a try if you can.

pizza boy helped brew and I like those guys a lot.

I have my own connections within the MI high school realm, since I live up here. That article was written before Frank announced his retirement, by the way. While SL is the main connection for Jackson at VT, I still think with the right coach Jackson would consider staying. He seems to be very high on everything Virginia Tech, It's unusual compared to a lot of top commits here in MI how into the Hokies he is. A lot of the top recruits around the state aren't as voiced as Jackson.

So Bud is finished talking/tweeting/calling a recruit and feels like Sweat is on the Verge of Commiting to VT. But Sweat always talks a bout Jimbo does this and that.

Bud calls up Frank
Hey Frank, I've got Sweat, Next year is the year for VT with him on our team, if we can close this out. I need to promise him you are going to fly over and see him at his house/class/football game on _____.

Frank over rules Bud
Way to go Bud sounds awesome but that really isnt my way of recruiting. thought I'd drive over to Dansville for some diamonds in the rough watching for next years recruiting

What did Bud do next...
Maybe something like that

#Sources have confirmed that Andrew Jackson is out of the running on account of being long past dead. Shame too, given his mind on both sides of the ball. Ask a lot of people about Old Hickory, and you probably can't avoid the word offensive. And hell, any guy who can make defense work in New Orleans has to be a genius.

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