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We just watch the games at the firehouse, wait I mean we train and run calls all shift.
Don't think that DE was a major need for this class after lass year especially. Developing the last 2 classes of DL and determining where they fit best is obviously really important but you can never have a gluttony of linemen though.
Thanks for the read. I appreciate the optimism from the players, however I also appreciate the honest perspective from Teller. Subpar? Either he is very humble, or playing a bit of coach-speak himself. However, he may just be spot-on. His comments do correlate with Beamers at media days, when he stated the O-line was the group that needed to step up the most. Let's hope all those bowling trips, dinners at Taco Bell and time in the film room create a cohesive unit. We really need Hansen and Gallo to play technically sound ball, considering their inexperience. Man, the possibilities...it's an exciting time!
Boy, our coverage of events this year is hitting a new level.
I work rotating shifts, so I get to see some but I have to work through others. If I couldn't watch any of the games live I'd be pretty upset, but I tend to check updates on the score throughout. It is not easy these days to keep the outcome of a game secret (even living in Ohio, enough people know I'm a VT fan and I've been surprised more than once when I used to try and not know the outcome.)
I don't find it worth the effort to not be surprised by the results. Phreak's ~10 minute highlight reels were about all I could take in after the game once I had the final score. I hope we have something available to show condensed versions of any games I'll be working this year.
My sister's husband works rotating shifts as a staunch UVA fan and remains adamantly opposed to being surprised about the outcome of their games. What a masochist.
Fantastic piece, Kevin, with a lot of great quotes. But put me a little knowledge... Nutmeg???
You take a lot of your offense away when you start bringing in tight ends and running back to block. So, it really kind of nutmegs them down and gives us free range to attack."
The phrase means kicking the ball between someone's legs in soccer -- I'm not getting the context in American football, but I'm guessing the effect is something like this:

Holy crap. Still lost. A little cleared up but whatever I guess. I don't have the energy to devote to watching it all over again. When it was over, looked at my wife and was like.

Thank goodness.
Good to see you Saturday. Weather was nice and there was a stack of good beer there.
Put the airlock in the bung before installing the bung.
Is the bung big enough to drill a hole in it to install a thermowell?
So glad to see the schools can have some fun with each other. This seems to be one of the more fun matchups that we've had with a big time team, perhaps it's because we won last year. On the other hand if you read the comments below on that site you will see the dregs of OSU fans. Most of the Hokie fans that commented seem to be pretty reasonable but all the OSU fans on it are just delusional. Glad we have some reasonable OSU fans on this site. They have been a pleasure to have and talk football with.

Oh my.....
he has to stay eligible academically to have a chance, he didn't.
Tiny hands, kind of like the circus folk...
Yeah I'm not planning to hunt anyway. Just gonna see them. Might even shit my pants if one gets too close.
Make sure your guide does not call any protected ones wearing a collar out of their wildlife sanctuary...
Yes, as a matter of fact I can.
Going on safari to Tarangire, Manyara, and Ngorongoro in Tanzania later this week. I hope I get to see some lions.
Yesterday I rode through Mikumi on a bus ride back from Kyela (which is a border town. Just visited Malawi). I saw Giraffes, and Elephants, and Buffalo, and Baboons, and Zebra, and a ton of Impala. Didn't see any lions. I was hoping to see some lions.
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# | Virginia Tech Football Recruiting: 2016 DE Jimmie Taylor Commits to the Hokies A high upside guy who fits the system very, very well. Seems like there are a lot of those in this class.
I could care less about star ratings and national perception. If this is true, then I am very happy with this class.
Wthf. I'm terrified of lions. Please don't post anything ever again with big cats. Ever! /s
Seriously, though, can you imagine being out in the open with this thing?
Cue The Verve.
Several games a year I would be in a swing shift (about 2:30). I could watch about an hour of a nooner and listen on XM going to work...but if the outcome of the second half was poor, many times I just couldn't bring myself to turn on the DVR that night or the next day. I don't know if I ever watched the Miami game from las year. Or did I and I've blocked it from my memory? I don't think I ever watched.
Yeah I'd try to keep up with the game via ESPN app or listen to it on the radio. Even when you don't know the outcome, watching taped sports loses something.
The tough part is not being able shout with your friends.
Watch the game in the evening when you can, before you talk your friends.
Depending on your work, maybe developing a routine of listening to the game on the radio.
I had to do that for a few years.
I always seemed to find a way to watch them as much as I could because I couldnt resist. Watch ESPN becomes your greatest friend. And if that is unavailable I turn to the radio broadcasts.
Well, there it is.

I'm pretty sure I could tell you the W/L outcome of their games just by looking at their schedule before the season even starts...