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I resisted Twitter for so long. Tonight I gave in. If Bud's there, I have to be. I followed TKP/Joe first, then Bud, and it's spiraled out of control over the last two hours or so.
Remind me again why we existing members of the ACC were supposed to be alright with ND continuing to benefit as a football independent?
The article was titled best, not oldest or most recognized. If we can't think of ourselves as among the best then who will?
Can start by selling out all games at all the venues.
Yeah. Because South Park has never used the word "gay" with comedic intent.
Ever.
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# | First Junior Day for the Class of 2015 in Blacksburg UPDATES AND OPEN THREAD 5'11 176 lb corner Ashton White (Friendship Academy in Washington DC) has arrived in Blacksburg. White, rated as a high three star by Rivals, committed to Virginia Tech in December.
Just touched down in Blacksburg! What's happening around campus on this wonderful Friday night? — AWhite (@ayeechico) February 8, 2014
He is also an Aaron Moorehead target (with support from Torrian Gray.)
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# | First Junior Day for the Class of 2015 in Blacksburg UPDATES AND OPEN THREAD There is a theme here. A bunch of these recruits are Aaron Moorehead targets. #CHOPPINGWOOD
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# | First Junior Day for the Class of 2015 in Blacksburg UPDATES AND OPEN THREAD 6'3 285lb tackle/guard prospect Ellis McKennie from the McDonagh School in Ownings Mills, MD will also be in Blacksburg this weekend.
Pumped to goto Va Tech tomorrow! #Hokies— Ellis McKennie (@emck_cubed97) February 7, 2014
He is also an Aaron Moorehead recruit.
You can see his highlight reel on Hudl: http://www.hudl.com/athlete/877687/ellis-mckennie
serious question, don't we have a rule against taking kids who didn't qualify out of high school now?
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# | Read and React: "National Signing Day: Cavs' Mike London looks beyond high school coaches to cultivate Virginia Beach pipeline" Yeah I saw it on a tsl post, thought it was strange for the same reason...but if anyone has a complete list of who's participated in this thoroughbreds thing I'd be very interested to see.
Almost downvoted you for insulting the kid, but then I realized you were simply telling the truth.
Is he 7'2" and weighs 404 pounds, and runs a 4.4 forty? If so, we might could use him.
I've heard no UNC players read this site.
Not true, Joe. I was born one day, but it wasn't yesterday! There's no way his mother and I would ever believe that he attended EVERY SINGLE CLASS during his four years there--we're simply not that naive. (However, we are OK with not knowing exactly WHY he didn't make it to those classes!) We may think Brian's an angel, but he's certainly no saint ("Michael" reference here)--he has too much of his father in him.
Brian's Dad
P.S. If we're ever at the same game, Joe, please come by our tailgate. We'd both love to meet you!
P.S. It's not just go to class. You must study and understand that that ultimately is why you will be at this institution of higher learning. Don't leave college without truly having an education - meaning useful knowledge in your head that you took the time and effort to put there. That aside, don't forget to kick some arse. Go Hokies!
It isn't??? Who keeps sending me all those Philly pinups?
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# | Read and React: "National Signing Day: Cavs' Mike London looks beyond high school coaches to cultivate Virginia Beach pipeline" "...advocates of young men"??
If they were truly advocates/mentors of these kids they would be making sure that every FBS/FCS coach willing to extend an offer is given an EQUAL opportunity to deal with these kids without the steering that's obviously going on.
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# | Read and React: "National Signing Day: Cavs' Mike London looks beyond high school coaches to cultivate Virginia Beach pipeline" Stroman? I thought the Thoroughbreds were in the VA Beach area. Stroman came from Stonewall, Manassas, NOVA. Not sure if there was a summer league you're talking about, but he went to school many hours from there.
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# | Read and React: "National Signing Day: Cavs' Mike London looks beyond high school coaches to cultivate Virginia Beach pipeline" Personally, I'd prefer that CFB continues to stand on his principles and not kiss the collective butts of a group of people who apparently want to hurt the Tech football program as much as possible.
If this group was really performing a mentor role and looking out for the best interests of the kids in their "program", they would ensure that EVERY FBS/FCS coach willing to offer a scholarship was given EQUAL access to their kids. The steering they're doing to UVA based on their personal and ongoing relationships with Mike London and Chip West is total bull. That "steering" and bad-mouthing of the Tech program was going on long before CFB wrote his latest book - so who really fired the first shot in this war?
When London goes, and that will probably happen at the end of next season, what are the chances that UVA will hire another coach who caters to the 757 to the detriment of the rest of Virginia? When that happens, who will the Breds turn to then?
One more point - Tech has already extended 73 offers to recruits for 2015 and has two verbals so far. Do you think they're letting the Breds intimidate them? LOL - not on your life.
Some of the top talent will be there
If @HorseOnATreadmill were available I'd sign up.
I'd love to see this more than just about anything. We've loaded up on Big Ten teams for the next forever and I'd rather generate rivalries with SEC teams. Having said that, besides the Bees, FSU, and Clemson, I don't think there are any other good natural rivalries, so I'd think we should rotate everyone else.
Any ACC team should want to play Auburn. This is hard to believe, but Auburn has not won a football game at a non-conference team's home field since they beat the Yahoos in Charlottesville in 1997. That was in the previous century. What makes this worse is they have only played 6 games on a non-conference team's home field during that time. They usually schedule 4 home games each year with non-conference teams, so they wind up playing only 4 away games a year and those are required SEC games. They wil play at Kansas State this year to try and break their 16 year drought. Bring this up to an Auburn fan and they can't believe it.
terrible thing to say