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Opinions that are certain are really no opinions at all, none of us are behind the scenes to know what the coaches are thinking. Let it play out and try to believe the coaches know best.

Hell Yes! I've always thought if Russell could lead the Seahawks, then Tyrod could do the same, if not better for an NFL team!

He has had a great camp and so has SS.

We play 4 DTs regularly and one is bound to get dinged up at some point, which is why we carry 5 and then RS the rest if we can. Attrition at DT is very unlikley.

Unless Lawson is clear and away the best QB in the stable, redshirt him. I think Motley doesn't get the automatic starter label next year and there is a full on open QB competition between 3 guys who have been in the system for varying amounts of time. Unless he is Vick 2.0 (who redshirted), let him mature, learn, and get stronger and better. But if he is Vick level talent, I'd still rather have him for 3 whole seasons (or 4 if he really loves college).

I understand your concern, but I think we will be fine. DT is a position where we want to be able to sub guys in frequently. I'm guessing that the SS or NW is more of a motivation thing in practice. If we need someone to come in for important snaps, it's going to be NW.

I think it's really nice; I had my wedding reception there 5 years ago and stayed the night as well.

Completely agree. Also I probably should have articulated a little more meticulously but when I said...

"Specifically the amount of poverty that persists"

...I was turning the point of discussion from unsafe areas toward another unrecognized demographic in Bburg (more impoverished communities). As I mentioned I worked very heavily in those areas via my school work and some with extracurricular charity work and I knew I was always safe in most of those communities (partially because they are very similar to the community in which I grew up in). In as much I had no intention of implying any sort of correlation between the two very separate demographics. Just awareness of the latter and all that jazz.

For the old school hokies, 3rd string MLB Trent Young is Cam Young's son, former QB who started a few games for Beamer in the Furrer era. Young was the QB the day VT beat top 10 WVU in Morgantown.

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