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And Pitt edges GT for most points scored in the Coastal in conference games by those 3 points: 267 to 264. Tech still #3 overall points for all games. Clemp 492 (+tonight) Orange 489 Jackets 427

I took my 3-yr old to the game last Friday. After I tried to explain how the court is that big rectangle and when the ball leaves the rectangle it’s ‘out of bounds’, she asked “You mean when the ball goes into that green rectangle?”

Looking at this long term big picture perspective, with Virginia Tech in apparent decline you gotta like our chances for a few Coastal Division titles in the near future! Miami falling flat helps too, and sorry no I’m not buying Pitt or Virginia. That’s if we stay the course, and CPJ probably...

Depends on whether Tech can break some bigs runs on ‘em or not. Simple as that. Just look at last week’s lowly Citadel vs Alabama game. They broke a couple 45 yard TD runs and totaled 275. (Halftime tied 10-10 score btw). Had the nation’s best defense stopped those 2 big runs they’re looking at...

Sure would be nice to start the season with an undefeated first month and crack the rankings for a change. That hasn’t happened since 2014 (also 2015 fwiw).

Indeed. I saw a piece about Alabama’s S&C coach and how Nick Saban put highest priority on getting the best guy in the biz. (Really loud constant energy dude.) Saban even overpaid to make sure he didn’t leave with Smart. Here’s an article...

It happened in 2016 (as everyone forgets)

Pitt beating VT was the one outcome we could not afford. The Panthers just eliminated GT and everybody else in the Coastal except Virginia.

All the discussions about Coastal scenarios and odds keep overlooking the most likely outcome. According to ESPN’s projections for each remaining ACC game, Tech appears to have the inside track to come out on top. Here’s the breakdown (from ESPN predictions) when each favored team wins each...

For those who didn’t click on the tweet, here’s the more important part... WITH HokiesFB WIN Virginia Tech: 33% Virginia: 30% Georgia Tech: 21% Miami: 15% Pitt: 13%

Ah 2015... Memories. [emoji24][emoji24]

Don't forget that other game going on Saturday night. If Boston College were to pull off an upset of Clemson they'd nearly clinch the Atlantic Division. How about that for a dream opponent in the ACCCG? ESPN noticed it's a very pivotal game and brought Gameday to Chestnut Hill.

Ok so the song sounds MUCH better when a marching band plays it.

Do you see what I’m saying though? If a passless run-domination like the Louisville or VT game wasn’t enough to limit the opponent to 8 possessions them nothing is. (Heck Harvin only punted once right?) Maybe you read it wrong. Either way, it’s obviously unfair or inaccurate to criticize our...

Holding the opponent to 8 possessions you speak of is clearly not a realistic benchmark. Look no further than the dominating performances vs Louisville (11) possessions and Virginia Tech (9). Tech held the ball for over 42 minutes vs VT and it still wasn’t enough to limit them to your so-called...

Each year since they added the APR provision, how many 5-win teams made it to bowls? Last year there were none, but weren’t there like 4 one time? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Last year A-back touches hit an all-time low, and most attributed this to TqM's quarterback skills... Now after watching TO play however, we can reasonably conclude it's been more of a gameplan thing. Generally, many teams have denied the pitch outside and forced Marshall to beat them...Whereas...

Thanks for starting this thread. Most fans still aren't aware that 5-win teams can get into a bowl game based on APR rankings. Last year's 5-win season was extra disappointing when Tech wasn't ranked high enough to qualify, thus stamping a non bowl season on Tech's "permanent record" so to...

The new north stands were NOT there in the 90s. I know because I was sitting at the base of the camera stand atop the old north stands the last time we beat georgia at home in 99. That’s me shaking the camera when the game winning kick goes through. 2003 was when they extended the lower east...

The stadium capacity was a lot smaller in the 80s & 90s. I bet student sections hold 50-70% more now. Can anyone dig up hard numbers? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk