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Grilling, drinking with friends, hiking...drinking. Friends.
Just gotta enjoy the summer. I can't wait for football season (trust me, I'm dying for some) ...but being stationed in South Dakota, football season also means cold water, and that means snow. I'm not ready for snow or cold weather.
Who the f&^%$ is paying for his high end lawyer?
I 100% agree with this. Foster will prep his strategy the same no matter what. What I think will change is some of the fine tuning that won't really get installed until game week. If we lose I don't see Foster saying anything to affect that he wasn't ready for (x) QB.
I don't think our gameplan really changes for any of the three. Heavy pressure to disrupt timing in the passing game, take away the quick routes, and in a similar fashion to GT, force the QB to keep the ball on the option, and make him pay for it. If Braxton lines up at any other position than QB, it will be mainly as a decoy. No doubt he is talented and could take it to the house with the ball in his hands, but a guy who has played QB his entire career and missed a full season is likely not going to suddenly become an unstoppable WR/RB in one offseason. He will have a very limited role if he is not the starting QB.
I really really wouldn't say we dominated on offense. We came up big on some 3rd downs. Domination means you don't need a third down.
I think Miller is the most talented of the bunch and Barrett is the best true quarterback. From what I recall Miller was very inaccurate at times and Cardale Jones was easily the worst at reading defenses. Jones was essentially just asked not to lose the game for them and to take deep shots. I don't know that his deep ball accuracy was any better than the others.
Personally, I would rather see Cardale Jones. He honestly struggled some against Bama and I think his running abilities are somewhat overrated- he's much less of a threat in the read option game compared to the other two.
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# | Bitter blog - Countdown to the ACC Kickoff, No. 13: Cardale Jones or J.T. Barrett or Braxton Miller or ... Cardale is the one that I think can do the most damage. He has a cannon arm, accurate deep ball, and is not afraid to tuck in run. We have to hit him early, often, and with bad intention. It is the only way to disrupt the timing.
Whiskey has gotten the better of me a couple of time in my past, it was good whiskey though.... I think.
Yeah, the issue was on KO returns, which was mainly Knowles and someone else.
Our problem with punt returns is that they always fell out of bounds at the 5 yard line.
I'm not one for arguing, but I'm pretty sure Stroman is not the guy that should be criticized for not downing kickoffs n the endzone. I'm pumped about his punt return potential, so I take interest in posts about that.
Here is what a quick search turned up for me on Stroman's return stats:
2014 Virginia Tech Hokies
Greg Stroman #3
Freshman CB
6-0 164 Bristow, VA
through 01/12/2015
2014
Punt Returns
G Ret. Yards Avg. TD Ret./G Yards/G
13 36 249 6.92 0 2.8 19.2
Kickoff Returns
G Ret. Yards Avg. TD Ret./G Yards/G
13 1 18 18.00 0 0.1 1.4
Looks like he only had one KO return for 18 yards. Not sterling, but not the issue, given one try, IMO.
Crap I was hoping for a bunch of injuries so that he would have to play then Dadi, Ken and (pick one) could show him what a real hit felt like in the championship game.
Woah...I upvoted thinking about all of that weight, perilously up in the air...
I get jokes.
I think it was a funny.

I just watched the "condensed version" (and whoever put that beauty together, TYVM) last night on my Roku/Youtube on my big ol' flatscreen. I also dipped into a bit of some Nebraska/VT game nirvana, for a nightcap.
Maybe it was the beer, maybe it was the games, deliciously glazed in all of their glorious-ness, but oddly, I didn't lose the slightest bit of enthusiasm from the first time I saw them.

Ahhh...maybe tonight I'll search for Hokie victories over ATM, LSU, or Tennessee.
It's always a great day to be a Hokie.
Something to pas the time...oh I dunno. Porn maybe?
F'ing A BH.
Can't agree with that BH. No gun no knife no brass nucks no kick to the nuts? That chick could throw a haymaker and not hurt you. I have been slapped a couple of times by a chick and always turned and walked away. Hey I just might of deserved one of them! The TPD will cover it up by doing nothing. Think I will go study the FSU ethics code. I will have to put this on Google +.
Agre with your analysis . He is holding her arm which is assault and i see no knee to the groin. There are very FEW times when battery of a woman is warranted. And this is "NOT" one of them.
I just got really excited about Travon McMillian. I feel that this kid has potential. Granted, I'm just looking at his athletic attributes, but I'm hoping he is a smart player, too. For example, he's 6' 0", considerably taller than Coleman, who is at 5"7'. He's only 4 pounds heavier than Coleman, meaning he is 194 lbs. From those two alone, it sounds like he must be pretty quick. When it comes to his weightlifting, he squats a hefty 400 lbs! Though not as much as Coleman, that's still a big number for a redshirt freshman. McMillian has time to improve and this sounds like a good foundation for his first year on the field. Though this may not be his year, I think it's worth getting excited for the future. Let's just hope he doesn't follow the injuries all of our RBs have been known for quite recently.
Has there been any new names added to our attrition that anyone knows of? Seems we are still over in numbers.
Damn, not sure what you meant by that, but leg up for it anyway.
Good analysis. My take is this:
Her action is wrong. His reaction is inexcusable.
But only if you feel like you are a physical threat to yourself, right? (sarc)
You have no idea how excited I am for this...
Thanks for the update. I was re-watching the Patagonia special last night on BBC: America.

Some thoughts you might keep to yourself.