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TD's or for every sack?
Here's a link to his avatar graph.
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/CO6Cb-OUAAAAReZ.jpg
And I like your thinking, but maybe we could drape them for sacks and interceptions!!!!!
Interestingly enough, this is the most compelling story loluva's football team has generated so far this year. Speaks loudly for them, eh?
think i saw a club at VT provided them so limited budget but it looked good.. Imagine it around the whole stadium and it would look absolutely boss.
1 thing I envy about the SEC schools is they seem to have the fan engagement thing figured out thats for sure. Bama. Ole Miss, UF, LSU, ect ect..
TD's or for every sack?
At least Hawaii got to leave Ohio after the game.
He was there, man, he was there. He was that one fan we keep making jokes about. I'd know the back of that head anywhere!
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This is a foreign concept to some.
Nit pick: Key Plays are on third down when we are on defense, not offense, so the noise factor is supposed to be a good thing.
Unless I'm way off-base, I'm pretty sure it's a Baltimore thing that Orioles (O's) fans yell during the national anthem there.
I'm from MD, and I grew up doing this. In fact, the first time I realized this wasn't a thing, I was 16, at a family's graduation or something (I don't remember exactly) and I yelled 'OOOOO!!!!' during the national anthem, and no one else did. I was so confused and embarrassed.
In looking at the video, it appears that Wyatt leads with his right shoulder and forearm to Magwoods chest, then as Magwood is bent backwards, Wyatt's forearm, then the hand slide up the chest to the chin, bottom of facemask area. Looks legal to me.
Found myself....
Damn, I had really, really good tickets to that game.
chasing t&a as well then? ;)
I tailgated with that guy. He was really chill. There was a really funny story behind the hat, but I forget the details, but at the time I remember laughing.
I think that using a PDF on your phone would be a very reasonable solution. They do that here at UVA (I'm a graduate student here) and I've never seen somebody have a problem with that system.
I'm not a fan of picking up tickets from Cassell because that was always such a pain to get to during the day (for basketball tickets, when I was there).
If you're an athletic director, president, CEO, etc, with a 7 figure buy out, chances are you are a type-A personality, who enjoys the thrill of working and accomplishments, more so than you enjoy sitting on beaches and riding jetskis.
Ehh... I'm not sure Whit would be interested. I mean, yes, they have a monumental revenue stream, but his family is from the Roanoke Valley area, and he often talks about how he would go to VT games as a kid. Just with my own interactions with him, I think he sees potential with this school to make it what those other big boys are, and he's going to make sure it happens.
Some people are program builders. Whit is one of those people.
could we hang one for each TD pass? Like K's for strike outs.
Also, welcome and can you post a larger version of your avatar? As an engineer, I hate it when I can't tell what a graph is about...
I keep getting this error:
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You also can't give them to a friend or sell them if you can't make it to a game.
+1. How many is he being paid by now? Just two - ND and Kansas? Or am I missing another team? He should have plenty of time to slim down.
I would drink and golf a shitload.
Allowing students to use a pdf on their phone would be a huge improvement. In my experience printing tickets was always a hassle and would have been much easier to show up to the game with a screenshot on my phone. Going back to traditional tickets picked up from the office in Cassell a few days before the game as is done for lottery tickets could be an option as well. As I understand these options were considered, and the paper tickets were chosen as the best.
You have a life full of.... well... disappointment strong enough to drape you over a wall