Virginia Tech also seemed to take a step forward in run blocking, recording one of the better performances from the offensive line this fall during Saturday's loss to North Carolina.
According to Pro Football Focus, three of Virginia Tech's starting offensive linemen recorded run blocking grades that were the highest of the season in Week 5: Johnny Jordan (79.0), Kaden Moore (64.6), and Jesse Hanson (67.8).
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Thought I'd share this for those who haven't been made aware of it. Premieres tonight @ 9 pm EST on ACC Network
By: bluehokie2006on October 2, 2022, 10:16 AM | 41 comments
It's the end of an era, as we are in the final ACC season with divisions. I don't know if that means next year's wheel of destiny will be more or less crazy.
A month into the season, and everyone except Miami has played at least one conference game. Both divisions are up for grabs, but for different reasons. The Atlantic has a few teams that look like they could compete with Clemson, or at least be able to jump in if the Tigers stumble. Meanwhile, the Coastal is . . .the Coastal. It's probably going to be a game of hot potato all season long.
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I thought I'd start this for anyone watching Shane. Why in the hell go for an inside kick in the first quarter after converting a 2pt conversion. State must have pissed him off or something.
It's that time of the week again. Seems like Pry feels that the defense pressed a little in the second half causing some of the penalties, similar to what others have said on TKP.
We've implemented some sort of punishment for penalties now that includes a review process from the captains and coaches. At least that's how I understood it.
French and other expert analysts, I would love your thoughts on this.
Rewatching the condensed game. Specifically watched the 3rd and 4th down sequence in the first quarter where we got stuffed in 4th. The sequence starts at about 7:23 in. There is a lot of call for more misdirection and window dressing and running outside the tackles. Both of these plays feature all of that. The commonality is the QB seems to be making the call on what to do with the ball. Problem is the mesh point isn't fooling anybody. Watch the LBs and Safeties. Everybody sticks with the ball and nobody respects the options. Is this poor execution by Wells? Or do we have a tell?
With all the bashing of coaches and bemoaning the talent level that's come a quarter into the season I just keep coming back to this. What will turn it around faster? NIL, be it the portal or on the radar for HS players HAS to be at the top of the list.
I don't even know how to start this comment, so I'll just get right to it. We don't have a good team this year. Our years of poor recruiting under Fuente and an Early Signing Day happening a week after Pry was hired have pretty much torched whatever talent and depth we had over the last couple years. And games like last night are probably going to be the norm for the next couple years. Pry has a mess to clean up, and we're just not realizing how awful the program that he inherited had become.
By: jmgreen4on September 23, 2022, 11:24 AM | 304 comments
I was going to put this in the "Vent" thread, but thought it deserved it's own forum topic.
Anyway, I know we're all disappointed with the on-field performance of the team last night, but here's another thing that I was hoping we'd never have to vent about: the Lane Stadium experience.
Don't get me wrong, it's impressive that we can get 60,000+ to show up for a bad team, but boy the stadium experience is just not what it was.
By: Vtredhead07on September 22, 2022, 4:37 PM | 1 comment
Hosted by former Super Bowl MVP Julian Edelman and comedian Sam Morril, Games with Names is a sports history podcast on a search to find the greatest games of all time.
This episode is about November 6, 1999. The "Miracle in Morgantown" with special guest Mike Vick. First 15 min they talk about what was going on in the world around that time and then Vick shows up around the 15 min mark to talk about the game.