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ducks?
kidding. I fixed it
This seems to be more of a move by Little Finger, but made it look like it was the Lannisters.
He may start at H-back, but at the start of the 2nd half, he'll be the only person left who can play QB for them.
Almost got it. If he'd said "will" then he'd have lobbed that one up for you. As it is, it just comes off as trying too hard to make a joke. Trust me. I know all about trying too hard to make jokes happen.
I was bored, so I read. Now I'm carsick. That thing reads like the old Tilt-A-Whirl at Lakeside...RIP.
What everyone should be posting right now:
"I know enough to know that I don't know enough to comment on this fairly for any party involved."
This will hurt football wise. Beyond that, let's leave it to the parties involved and not speculate.
I agree that the burden of proof will be on Brady/NFLPA.
But again, if Brady/NFLPA files suit, can't the NFL subpoena any and all relevant phone records of any other parties relevant to the case that it doesn't already have? Or on the flip side, can't Brady/NFLPA subpoena any/all phone records that the NFL has in order to show that the destruction of his phone is irrelevant to the decision since they (presumably) already have all of the pertinent phone records?
The student can release it if he wants too. The school can't. He can also go to court to enforce his rights if he believes he was wronged.
The school can't talk. Privacy issues. if they did, then they could get hit or that too. Turk know that as well.
This data assumes a number of things that throw its relevance into question (not to mention the lack of explanation for the outlier in 2013). Among the assumptions:
1) It assumes that only one team was doctoring balls
2) It assumes that all teams fumble the ball at the same rate regardless of record or style of play
3) It assumes that there is no fumble rate variation even within the legal psi range
4) It assumes that the preference of some (if not most) QBs to have a more inflated ball (whether within the legal psi range or not) would not skew the fumble numbers in the opposite direction
I'm no doctor, but if the man cannot throw a football how is he going to handle taking on blocks / getting tackled in the open field? Or is it just the throwing motion?
Who controls the British crown?
I've never understood why parties have to be documented and shown to the world.
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11 years 2 days
# | Frank Beamer Hopes Virginia Tech's Next Head Coach "Would Come From Our Staff" Everyone has ties, but not almost 30 years at one place.
No AD is going to think that the best head coach for their institution is one that they suspect would bolt for VT as soon as it opened, regardless of how he answers the question. And there are only two previous institutions on Bud's resume so being vague is useless in this case.
Of course, maybe that is why he has been passed over when he has interviewed? If they asked, and he honestly said VT was his dream job, then it would explain why they went in different directions.
This is why you're the best
I'll repost it here for everyone http://www.hokiehandbook.vt.edu/codeofconduct/
Yea I figured as much. So whats their plan going forward?
edit: VTGuitarMan helped me out
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11 years 2 days
# | Virginia Tech Football Recruiting: 2016 WR Divine Deablo Commits to the Hokies I chuckled at the speed description for a 3-4 Nosetackle: "Non-slow"
The 3-3-5 description made me think I was reading a post by French about Bud's defense. I'm pretty sure he's used a variant of all of these in articles and/or comments before:
put maximum speed on the field and rely primarily on movement and stunting up front
These teams are typically looking to find quick linemen of adequate size who can move around and frustrate an offensive line's blocking assignments.
safety/outside linebacker hybrids who roam the flats, blitz the edges, and support against the run. One recruiting advantage: these players can be fashioned from too-big defensive backs and too-small linebackers overlooked by other systems.
The linebackers in this system have to fill the lanes behind the DL with precision to avoid creases
In order to bring pressure, these teams also tend to put a lot of responsibility on the corners to hold up on islands and on the free safeties to prevent long runs, passes, or yards after catch.
True. That shoulder is a solid couple of months at least away from being able to throw consistently day after day. No way he'd be able to practice enough to even win the job, let along play in/win many games as a QB.
Has anyone gone through the student conduct rules and regulations or whatever and looked up all the various violations? Because if not someone (not me, I'm lazy) should post it and we can do some sleuthing and make less than wild (think zoo lion which is in between wild lion and housecat) conclusions.
They don't expect to have him back, possibly ever.
Even if true, Braxton Miller's move and any suspension would be purely coincidental. Rest assured, his move was months in the making...
That threads reads like our CJ Reavis thread....
Just another reason why the West side is superior to the East side. :)