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Indiana enrollment: 46,416 stadium capacity 52,959 (41,657 is 78.7%)
Wake enrollment: 7,519 stadium capacity of 31,500 (27,210 is 86.4%)
Fwiw, loluva dropped 15% last year from 2013, and lolPurdue dropped 28% from 2013!!!!
The Indiana thing reminds me of Maryland. True, they increase 14% last year to 46,981, but that's 87% of capacity of 54,000. So in prior years, it was in the 3/4 capacity range. With an enrollment over 37,000 in a large metropolitan area with a large alumni base. Basketball rules at Murland, like Indiana.
yeah and how many of those players were recruited in 2010-11? I thought Thomas was on campus in '09?
Yes, Mr. Belichick, he would.
5 players were drafted in 2014 and 2015 combined, 1 first rounder (Kyle Fuller), 1 4th rounder (Logan Thomas), 2 6th rounders (Antone Exum, Kyshown Jarrett), and a 7th rounder (Laurence Gibson)
I wouldn't exactly say that's a great counter to the 'dearth of talent' argument.
Lawson's legs are soo long. I literally had to walk around his feet at fan day because his legs were sticking out the other side of the table.
Hard ass and I can tell BTN was very selective in what clips they showed of him. A lot of his rants have a lot more profanity. A big difference from Tressell who would get after any player or coach who dared to drop an f bomb at practice.
Guess that explains it. That's another reason a stable of able backs is necessary.
I'll admit that my math was messed up there...i'll leave it for posterity..the point is that the players recruited in '10 and 11' would only have started being drafted in '14 (last year..how many offensive players were drafted last year, I honestly don't know). The remaining players from those two draft classes won't be drafted until '15 or '16 (assuming redshirt years) so I don't think you have the data to make the point that the 2010-11 recruiting classes were on par with the recruiting classes before them. To say that we've had more offensive players drafted since 2010 just means that we've had better talent since 2005. Your stat could be front loaded with talent which wouldn't debunk the theory that we had a dropoff in talent recruited in 2010-11
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# | Bitter blog - Hokies' search for backup WRs continues, but Burden more confident in group We don't need Knowles to be Marcus Davis (51 catches, 953 yards, 5 TD's as a senior).
We need Knowles to be Dyrell Roberts as a senior: 33 catches, 398 yards, 1TD in 13 games, 10 starts.
That was great. Thanks for the link.
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# | "Virginia Tech offensive coordinator Scot Loeffler seeks more balance in his life" Not sure where I ever stated that? Stating that those players were recruited by the staff that apparently forgot to continue recruiting so that SL would have some players. There are very few players left on the roster from the 10-11 classes. From '11 left: (Asante, Holmes, Knowles, Malleck, Redman). From '10 left: (None, they would be in their 6th year). How many of these players did SL recruit (Thomas, fuller, painter, Wilson, coale)? Again in those same 3 years more offensive players got drafted than from Bud's defensives that performed at a top 25 level, correct?
so are you saying that the players leaving for the NFL since 2010 are the players recruited in 2010 and 2011? Is it possible that the players drafted by the NFL since 2010 were actually recruited in the years 2005-2009? This stat does not back up your argument at all. Players are usually on campus for 4-5 years so there is a lag. Now if we have a ton of Senior offensive players drafted by the NFL this year and next year your argument would hold water since those would be the players recruited in 2010-11. Technically, you can't make that argument yet...but you may be able to in a couple years.
It's the right guy kind-of job at Indiana. If they broke out and went 10-3 and were beating a Wisconsin, Nebraska, Michigan type program once a year - that place would fill and they would have great community support.
Similar to our BBall Program.
Wake could be undefeated going into mid-November and I'm not sure a sell-out would be a given.
This past year Indiana averaged 42,000. Wake averaged 27,000
I guess my point is I would take the Indiana job over about 4 other jobs in the ACC.
Didn't want to make a whole new thread for this but if anyone is interested... here is the video about OSU's training camp that aired on B1G network last night. Seems like they're making a series about it, almost like Friday Night Lights for OSU.
Its pretty interesting to see how they are preparing for the season and for VT in comparison to what we read about everyday and tidbits on Hokiesports.
FTR, mentioning Tyrod Taylor is never Off-Topic.
Go home, VPIHokieME, you're drunk.
That wasn't Matt Cassel, that was Jeff Toole.
The video says "Week 5" and it's only Week 2 of the preseason...
This week have been Bills/Browns joint practices. Could be stats from that?
True, but with all of the hype and his potential he never seemed like the top end receiver that he should have been.
shame on me
the keywords there were "Bills Fan"
I was 6'4" 135lbs in high school. Ran cross country like a gazelle and could count my ribs just standing still. I worked at Burger King and was probably downing 6,000 calories a day. Once I graduated I was able to put on a freshman 15 to get to 150 while at tech and have managed 192 at my peak.


If it makes you feel better, I forgot all about the game tonight until I read your title. You helped this Hokie not forget to watch the game tonight and get really pissed. My stomach thanks you for the beers that will be consumed while watching. My liver is flicking you off, but we will just ignore that little bastard.