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# | Hokies Sift Through Stable of Now-Healthy Running Backs, Develop Continuity on the Offensive Line he got that from me last week. i was all, "come on" and he agreed
everything about this post is awesome
Making big moves in Wrestling?
And for inquiring minds, this is zadicks beard:
Do you feel Ohio State will score over 40 points?
Kind of off-topic(and random), but I'm still pretty new to Blacksburg and the NRV...I was curious if anyone knew if anybody knows if there's adult pick-up basketball games held anywhere in the area. I used to play about every day and am looking to start back up. Thanks in advance!
Always good to see any Hokie program making moves to be better.
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10 years 11 months
# | Hokies Sift Through Stable of Now-Healthy Running Backs, Develop Continuity on the Offensive Line Definitely a possibility. We'll see he's saying the right things this summer at least in regards to some of his criticisms of the past few seasons.
🌏MAN OF MYSTERY🕵
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10 years 11 months
# | Hokies Sift Through Stable of Now-Healthy Running Backs, Develop Continuity on the Offensive Line I don't disagree but I don't agree Shane is a bad coach. RB just might not be his thing.
I'd feel a lot better about your assessment if the Miami game had not been LAST YEAR.
Also if the Wake Forest game had not been LAST YEAR.
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10 years 11 months
# | Hokies Sift Through Stable of Now-Healthy Running Backs, Develop Continuity on the Offensive Line Reading a lot of rather interesting comments today.
My .02 - All 5 guys are capable (going off Shane's comments about MacMillian) All 5 guys can produce. Lets let their performance dictate who gets the carries.
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10 years 11 months
# | Hokies Sift Through Stable of Now-Healthy Running Backs, Develop Continuity on the Offensive Line Michael Holmes beat out J.C. in 2012 (J.C. was a true freshman). Although, by the end of that season, it seemed like J.C. was starting to get the bulk of the carries. J.C. sprained his ankles before the 2013 season.
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10 years 11 months
# | Hokies Sift Through Stable of Now-Healthy Running Backs, Develop Continuity on the Offensive Line jury is still out on shane as a RB coach though...
From Dresser this morning:
https://college.jumpforward.com/MailSystemWebView.aspx?c=242902-2205-818...
And last week:
https://college.jumpforward.com/MailSystemWebView.aspx?c=237531-2205-818...
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10 years 11 months
# | Hokies Sift Through Stable of Now-Healthy Running Backs, Develop Continuity on the Offensive Line and he didn't so he was fired, albeit way too late. But gone nonetheless. That's how employment works. If you're not giving assumptive reasoning to coaches your paying tens of millions to then your athletic department has A LOT bigger problems than just football coaching, or lack thereof.
The lack of self awareness is just SO strong (on both sides) in this thread.
That includes the Miami game last year...
No attempt to cherry pick. I only cherry pick in basketball
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10 years 11 months
# | Hokies Sift Through Stable of Now-Healthy Running Backs, Develop Continuity on the Offensive Line Curt Newsome was paid to know...
You may miss the moon, but maybe you land in the big dipper and get dork magic?
So I finally got to watch the finale. For me, it was more of the same. The first two scenes typified my problems with the acting -- a great 5 minute scene about the background of Ferrell/McAdams and a horrifyingly bad scene between Vaughn and his sauntering wife, Jordan. Just compare and contrast the acting in those two scenes. If anything, this show gave me a lot more faith in McAdams than I have had before.
But the fundamental question is how to end a show. There was a lot of discussion about how Season 2 ended compared to Season 1 (like this), but as I've said before, I didn't view the True Detectives as comparables. My problems with Season 2 was that it wasn't well written or acted as compared to other good TV shows, not that it wasn't as good as Season 1. However, the discussion about how Pizzolatto had Season 2's ending reflect the criticisms of Season 1's ending is interesting.
My thought process was more comparing it the now infamous Fade To Black ending of the Sopranos. That was an ending that I liked, that it seemed like The Sopranos was always a slice of life, not a start-to-finish story that needed to be wrapped up. This ending was literal, tangible. Whenever you have that "and now we flip 6 months ahead to see how it all ended up!" ending, I'm a little put off. I know some people like the story to actually "end," but its not something that I personally need. What's the best way to end a story?
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10 years 11 months
# | Hokies Sift Through Stable of Now-Healthy Running Backs, Develop Continuity on the Offensive Line The oline is saying all the right things...meh, call me pessimistic, but I feel like they always say the right things?
The oline is not shaving. OH MY GOD, WE'RE GONNA BE ROADGRATING!!!!!
At quick glance, it looks like only 3 times has anyone ever scored over 30 points in Lane Stadium
conveniently precludes counting the Miami game. I like it.
Unfortunately, in our 4 home losses last year, we gave up 27, 28, 30, and 33 points to teams far inferior to the buckeyes. I'm excited for the game and think we have a chance to win, but let's not go cherry picking stats to make us look better, ok?
that's only half the rumor. It's "paper or plastic" class.
and probably wont catch anything else either. Poor guy.
