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I am not to worried about Wang. He used the system like it was meant to be used. He used his time at Tech to earn 2 bachelors degrees and a masters degree in fields where he can probably actually make a living. Very happy that he got a shot at the NFL, but I don't think anybody actually expected him to make it with his injury history.

I have never sold my tickets to scalpers. That said, I regret not selling the 2005 tickets vs Miami. I was offered $800 each and turned it down only to watch Marcus and the coaches throw the game away. In hindsight, I could have taken the money and used it to pay for the next years tickets and donation as well as been home to watch it the big screen before kickoff or at least the end of the first quarter.

So if any OSU fans want to offer me obscene money, I will take it this year.

Michael Robinson or Denard (Michigan). I know Denard is now a RB after being a QB and WR @ Michigan.

Regardless, I hope LT either gets moved to the practice squad for another year or is picked up. He might need to start thinking about the TE position.

Hey Hokies, buckeye fan here...I will be heading to Blacksburg this weekend for the game and can't wait to experience Lane Stadium at night. I was wondering if someone could answer a tailgating question for me...I have a mini-charcoal smoker and was wondering if something like that is permitted in the tailgate lots on game day? I think we are all in for a great game!

were half the florida gators football players chicks? And did Katy Perry write a song about the event?

I know in college position changes aren't that uncommon, but how common is it to switch positions once you're in the league? I think I remember a Patriots WR moving to CB or S or vice versa, but I can't recall anyone being in the league for a couple of years and going from QB to another position.

Matt Jones went from QB in college to WR in the pros, Michael Robinson went from QB in college to FB in the pros, I do recall those two.

So French, here's a dumb question for you from an OLD HS defensive end (which means I don't really know crap...). On those speed options, or any run option with a pitch man running wide, I was always taught as a DE to widen the play out by keeping myself positioned on the QBs inside shoulder to take away the cutback to the inside, and just stringing it out. If you attack the QB right off the bat, he makes the pitch and the RB turns the corner. But if you just keep widening the play, the QB has to make the decision rather than you making it for him. All the while you're giving your teammates time to read the play and get there to help. Eventually the QB either pitches it to the pitch man, and you've not committed so you can still attack the ball carrier, or he keeps it and just runs out of room. Tell me why this never seems to be how defenses play that anymore. Is it simply because the players are too fast? Please drop some additional free knowledge on me.

He can play somewhere at some position in the NFL. I know its been a joke on here forever, but now might be the time to start catching passes.

I'm on the eastern shore so if you hit the beach anytime give me a shout.

If he clears waivers (which he should) he will likely go to the Cardinals practice squad.

That is odd. They went a little overboard with the national champions part.

Something like, "Welcome to Blacksburg, Buckeyes fans," wouldn't have been so awkward.

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