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Some people use bricks when the police won't take The Last Stick in the Universe to pay parking fines.
You can make some sweet jumps with bricks.
Debo from Friday said it could be used as a weapon.
Coach Bud Foster sleeps on a single brick.
He says "it helps me to keep my winning personality".
Before settling on the boxing-glove-on-a-stick trick, Shane Beamer tried throwing a brick to dislodge the football from a RB's grasp.
He changed his policy after docs diagnosed the manner of Tony Gregory's 5th and 6th ACL injuries as coming from "blunt force trauma".
Baby Sam Rogers would go through 4 bricks a day using them as pacifiers.
Sadly true
This was my understanding as well. The ref was getting him for "purposely striking or kicking the ball after the whistle" See link below.
http://www.basketballhow.com/information/rules/violations/fouls/technica...
Pretty weak for that to be the call but what can you do? At least it wasn't the Duke/Syracuse debacle.
This sounds like a wonderlick test question.
I didn't fully understand it, either. The commentators said it was a "contact technical foul," and they assumed it was because his arm brushed against the NC St player when the ref got tangled between both and pushed the NC St guy back. JVZ looked as confused as anyone. Homerism aside, there was nothing that went on there that merited a technical unless someone threw out some nasty trash talk about someone else's mother.
Not that we care what Tennessee does, but when they announced that they had sold out their first 40,000 allotment of tickets, they stated that they put 5,000 tickets aside that they would issue to students in 2016.
I know this doesn't really answer your question about student tickets, but I am going to attach a link for anyone that hasn't read the Battle At Bristol info on hokiesports. I have yet to see any info for purchasing tickets for students but if I do, I will post it.
I know when I go with my girlfriend to visit her family in the Tidewater region a lot of sports retailers have a lot of Tech stuff. I also see a lot of people and cars with Tech stuff, way more than any other school. I don't live there so it may not be the case, but I think a Tech store would do really well in that area. I know there is a huge alumni base in and around that area.
He forgot "loving lamp"
Even standard companies ask this kind of odd question in job interviews these days. Great piece in the NYT last year about some of the unorthodox questions a lot of tech and financial firms ask.
Unfortunately getting only 2 things is not a great answer.
That's awesome, i bet that threw him off for sure. only 2??
I'd like to know the details

woohoo!
Keep up the great work! Love TKP!

Thanks for all you do Joe! I think I speak for a good number of us when I say that I kinda freak out for a second when the site is offline during the updates then the reassured feeling fills me and I know more good things are on the way.
Apparently Logan thought it was the strangest question he got as well...although he claimed six uses
Va Tech QB Logan Thomas on the strangest question he got from a team: How many things can you do w/ a brick? He named 6. Sorry, no details.— Rich Cimini (@RichCimini) February 22, 2014
Updated with some tweets so far during the combine.

I've been happy with our performance the last few games, there's clearly effort and JJ is coaching like his job is on the line (because, well, it is). Hopefully we can keep it up, but Duke is a different challenge altogether.
One a side note I didn't want to start a new thread for this but this has really been bugging me. Do people actually believe UVA is a top 15 team? To me they're no better than 23 or 24. Their best win this year is probably SMU (who dropped out of the top 25), and they have no wins against the current top 25. They're 14-1 in conference, but the ACC isn't that good this year. Pitt is gonna be fighting just to get us 5 teams in the tournament. I just don't see it when I watch them play, just wanted to know if anyone else is noticing that.