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I'd tell you, but I'm afraid my boss might read this and either give me a promotion or a stern talking to. The one negative of working for a Hokie company. I will say I'm an engineer.

Not super close, but there is free street parking in McBryde Village, once you get a block off of Price's fork. That's across from Price's fork in between west campus drive and tom's creek. I honestly don't know what kind of walk people are going to be up for, but there are usually a lot of open spots.

Info I read was he hobbled off, came back with knee brace, and continued practicing. Sounds like camp to me.

CFB fans are neurotic to begin with, but Buckeye Nation tends to take it to another level. That said, I think Lee is unique in terms of ability - and would be one of maybe a half-dozen guys the Buckeyes cannot afford to lose to injury - esp since Bosa, Marshall, Wilson, Smith, and Weber are out.

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Had a buddy whose wife got all of his VT football friends to say we weren't going to the '95 Sugar Bowl. Buddy called us all, then called us all a bunch of wusses and crappy fans because we weren't going. He was actually getting pretty mad about it, but finally just gave up and pouted. Christmas day, his wife gave him a new suit and made him try it on for photos. In the pocket were two tickets to the game for he and his son, and info on our reservations. Needless to say, we all received joyful calls that Christmas day, and a fantastic time was had by all, but I think my friend and his son had the most fun. Twenty years later, still brings a smile to my face.

Why would you think there is more? Gut feeling or inside info?

Ohio State has depth, but with the suspensions they really can't afford to have any key playmakers injured. I'm also worried about a couple more suspensions coming down the pipe. I just have a feeling that the storm hasn't passed yet, but I hope I'm wrong.

Yeah, the LSU crowd was the pits. Started out ok, they got there almost a week early and were pretty nice at first. I got invited three times during game week to join them for cajun food and strong drink, and they were all in a good mood and seemed really nice. But, like my daddy used to say, company and dead fish start stinkin' pretty good after three days, the fans' attitudes became less and less civil, though I personally didn't witness the belligerence that obviously peaked the night before the game. After the game, I had several of them claim that we didn't win, that they just beat themselves, and dismissed the pre-game spats as us just not being used to big-time college football. I was happy when they drug their Gypsy caravans out of our parking lots and limped back south.

couchsurfing in blacksburg and watching the game downtown unless i find a ticket that i don't need to take out a mortgage for.

see you all there!!

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