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First leg!! Nice one lol! welcome!
Tbh = "Tino be Hokie"
The fact that you guessed correctly on the first try astonishes me ha
They aren't necessarily leaving for sure. If they figure out a place to put the stadium within the next couple of years, than they will stay.
I don't think I would call ECU a 'non-talented' team. They had talent when they beat us. They're certainly not as talented or deep as OSU (but, who is?) but I just don't think it is fair to say they are non-talented.

Uh, lord? Could you, uh, well maybe send me a winning lottery ticket while your're at it?
I agree. The man played the hand he was dealt the best that he could play it. I wish him all the best.
Not to mention biscuits and squirrel gravy.
Yeah, this is Will (second from right for everyone else), I assume you're Brett, or at least some MV trumpet.
Oh is that the case? I stand corrected.
I suppose you could say this about almost any team that we play, but that doesn't mean it'll work.
True, you need the skill players (and the balls) to do this, and by and large OSU stock piles talent at ALL positions. I don't see this as an approach they wouldn't do - especially if ECU (a non-talented team?) did it so well against us.
Why not?
The squirrels have a deep and vast knowledge, and their voice MUST be heard.
If I were Meyer, I'd do the ECU approach to get us to move some of our men off the LOS and help out the DBs. When that happens, they'll get the favorable match up in the box that they want. So they aren't necessarily getting away from their entire offensive scheme - it's what they wanted to do last year and didn't make it happen, but saw ECU do to us very well.
He is truly a great dude and deserves nothing but the best. He was once an assistant under Larranaga at George Mason, so this seems like a good and logical fit for him.
Yep, my thoughts exactly. You mean to tell me Urban Meyer, 2-time (now 3) national champion coach, simply didn't have his team prepared and took the night off, being totally caught off guard by us? If that's the case, then he's simply been fortunate to surround himself with elite talent, because that doesn't say much about his coaching acumen. OSU fans don't want to admit it, but we matched up perfectly with them, outplayed them, and Bud Foster completely vexed their offense with not only a well-crafted scheme, but talent and athleticism that exploited their weaknesses as an offense.
I heard whispers of that. It's a shame, the people I know down there have really embraced the team.
I don't buy the "surprise" factor. It's Urban Meyer, winner of ? National Championships, and one of the top coaches in the FBS. Sorry, don't buy it. They were prepared, and they got BEAT!
I attend my share of Flying Squirrels games and he does a great job. That said, "voice of the squirrels" is not a phrase that instills confidence.
Well that's a bummer!
Seriously. Reminds me of those silly commercials "Messing with Sasquatch" or whatever it is. You should know before you start that it's not going to end well for you.
I don't know about you, but I'm really psyched about our round ball prospects this year. The more I see, the better I like. If nothing else, Buzz has introduced passion and excitement where complacency seemed to have reigned. I can wait, because I wouldn't wish football season away, or fishing season, or any day for that matter, but I am champing at the bit for this coming Buzzketball campaign.
I stole it from the internet. No feathers off my back. :D
I think I've heard of this, but I don't remember actually seeing it. Nice.

I'm psyched too. Personally, I think Buzz Williams was been the best hire the athletic department has made since Beamer/Foster. Last season may not have ended up having the best results, but the energy of the team changed in a very positive way. I see no reason why this team won't continue to get better.