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Doesn't buying away tickets help your HC standing? If so, I'd order them through the school. Worth the couple extra bucks IMO.

If you are going to be taking a cross country road trip, then this is the car for you!

I just became a season ticket holder again for the 1st time since 99. I live in Jacksonville florida but there was no way I was missing the OSU game and it just made sense to go ahead and get season tickets. im curious about this too though as I just got my request for away game tickets. I have attended ALL hokie games at GT, FSU, MIA and CLEMSON games since we joined the ACC. my question is this.... would I be better of going the stub hub route I know the MIA tickets will be dirt cheap they always are and the GT ive gotten for 30-60 bucks every year for pretty good seats but I want to sit with fellow hokies (which usually when you go the stub hub route those tickets are more because we only get like 2 sections and they are full) how are the seats and how expensive are they through VT?

on a side note ive got about 3 home games I wont be able to make it to so if anyone is looking for tickets to furman, pitt, duke let me know!

I understand some people like the classic look (PSU, ND, Bama), but I think they're horribly boring. I mean, I think the circus look of Oregon/UMD is a bit too much, but theres plenty of room in the middle

I don't think it matters much when your renew month is. I know the Hokie Club takes into account what you donated (and also points for activities like buying season tickets) for the entire year. The campaign information seems to state out specifically that if you give 110% of your contribution from last year by 7/1 then you get to tour the facility on 10/2.

Of course I'm not a Hokie Club official or anything so you might want to contact them. There is a number on the brochure to contact which is (540) 231-6618.

Too lazy to take a picture but had NC plates that had the VT logo and VTALM on it. Still in my garage though.

Ha ha ha....I had to go up and re-read it as well....I was like "Squirt 1?? Don't search that at work...."

Interesting note that six of the top 10 are currently in the ACC. Also as the the Torrian Gray link as for ACC DB coaches they have a stat of how many position players have been drafted since 2010. Torrian blows them away at 7. The next closest is 4.
http://coachingsearch.com/article?a=Breaking-down-the-ACC-defensive-backs-coaches

Draft picks since 2010 (as position coach):
Torrian Gray (Virginia Tech) - 7
Greg Brown (Louisville) - 4
Charles Kelly (Florida State) - 3

Jon Tenuta (Virginia) - 3
Derrick Jackson (Wake Forest) - 3 (1 DB)
Paul Williams (Miami) - 2
George Barlow (NC State) - 1
Clayton White (NC State) - 1
Kevin Lempa (Boston College) - 1
Mike Reed (Clemson) - 1
Derek Jones (Duke) - 1
Joe Speed (Georgia Tech) - 1
Terrell Buckley (Louisville) - 1
Matt Guerrieri (Duke) - 0
Charlton Warren (North Carolina) - 0
Renaldo Hill (Pitt) - 1
Fred Reed (Syracuse) - 0
Chip West (Virginia) - 0
Mike Elko (Wake Forest) - 0

So umm...#DBU



couldn't help but think about this.....You think you hate it now....wait until you drive it.....

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