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I would still drink profusely in the parking lot prior to going into the game...its cheaper that way...and I'll still sneak in airplane bottles of bourbon and mix w/ coke...I don't think I would benefit from the availability of alcohol inside the stadium. All it does is give fans around me an alcoholic beverage which could potentially be spilled on me/my belongings/my family. That happens enough as it is with cokes, lemonades, and iced teas. I don't want to ride home stinking of cheap, stale beer. I, for one, don't want VT to serve alcohol at games.

And yet another season like 2004...and 2007...and 2010...where we're left wondering "what if..." and "if only...".

Minors don't have the legal right to consent.

So would it be breaking the law for a minor if she did consent per this case? Or are kids just exempt from all laws until they are 18? Damn I missed out on so much in my childhood then. Mostly joking aside, shouldn't there be some kind of juvenile case Shai could file?

2004 for me, personally. Sophomore year. Sat in the SEZ for the NC state game so we were the first to know Pace missed that kick. It only got better from there, though. Ended the season with road trip to miami to watch us clinch the ACC title. Then went down to New Orleans for the Sugar Bowl. One of those frustrating losses where we seemed to be outplayed the whole game, but somehow kept it close. Effin Brandon Pace...

While I don't disagree with the law, I was merely suggesting that there was some moral wrong-doing on the part of the girl from my perspective. Yes we know Shai broke the law, he's being punished. Hopefully the girl will have learned her lesson if from nothing else than the legal process.

But if as a minor, the girl can not legally consent to sexual acts, wouldn't her consenting in this case be considered breaking the law? Or does the law not consider her a person until she's 18? Not being in the law industry, this part is fuzzy to me.

2005

The last time we were legitimately in the national conversation. 2 visits from College GameDay and a game of #5 vs #3 on Saturday night in Lane. It truly is a shame that team failed itself like it did against Miami and FSU, as it was probably the most talented team we've ever fielded, and probably could have won it all had they been able to put the pieces together.

In the fight for social justice and gender equity, it is important that we understand that respect among both genders is important to the functionality of American society. It is unfair for a man's life and dreams to be taken away from him because of a mutual assault. DeAndre was the only party punished in this incident, simply because he is a male, and that is unfair and sexist. He should be given another chance at fulfilling his dream and showing the world that he is an outstanding young man, who made a great mistake. No one is perfect, and a person's character can not be determined by one wrong move. If we judged all Americans by their first great mistake, what type of society would we be? #ReinstateDeandre

The thing I find truly ironic is that the petition was created by a female. Makes me wonder how she would feel if she was the one who got laid out.

So you're saying you want your OL taking cheap shots at a guy on the ground? Teller's at least moving in that direction and on his way down himself. If Wang hits that guy, we're all blasting him for giving up a cheap 15. Go ahead and lament his physical and mental mistakes all you want (collective "you" there, btw), but I have a hard time questioning the toughness or want-to of a guy who played through so much for the good of the team. Dude had to snap with his left arm at one point cause his right wasn't working. Still played. Yeah, that guy just doesn't want to hit anyone.

Yeah, that team actually rose to #4 at one point in the rankings. Unfortunately, the loss to GT carried over to UNC and they lost 2 straight. I thought we were heading for another 2001-2003 collapse, where the team would break the top 5, then lose like 4 of their last 5 games. But they recovered nicely, beating ECU, Maryland, UVA, and Tennessee, all in dominating fashion. And I'll never forget how RMFW's was the most exciting player we had seen since Michael Vick.

It was a typical big game for us. We outgained them and had the advantage in TOP. Dropped an open TD pass on 4th down, missed a 23 yd field goal in the 4th quarter. Its hard to beat a 12-0 team doing that. Even after all that the defense got the ball enough, even being down 16 in the 4th, to win the game. Our defense got some turnovers and made some plays against a very talented Auburn O.

We just couldnt run the ball, our RB talent wasnt the best that year and it showed against the best defense we played. The line could get some blame as well. It was a valiant effort by the team and I think everyone was proud of how we played but just once again so close.

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