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You only get the call

If you grab your head first. Have to really sell it.

I would add Wildcat to the list.

He had a lot of experience running the ball and always did well.

That was a great time around Blacksburg.

i grew up about 15 minutes from campus. My dad was a full time employee of the college and worked part time for Athletics. My brother got his BS and MS from Tech. i was the dumb one in the family so only got my BS from Tech. After winning the NIT, Bobby Stevens came to my high school (Giles) to do his student teaching. in addition to being a very good basketball player, he also played a mean shortstop. would come out and work out with out baseball team. that was a big deal for those of us on the team. how many times do you get to play with someone that just won a title. those were the days when the NIT actually meant something.

I too have stopped giving large amounts. i give $250 every year to maintain

my Hokie Club status. i am actually a benefactor and have contributed 6 figures to athletics over the years. i stopped the giving for a couple of reasons. - the commitments made from the previous administration for my level of giving were not honored by the current. - i am also 70 years old with three children and five grandchildren ranging from 2 to 22. I see better places for my money these days. I am proud for what i was able to give but am more proud of my family. Add 2 & 2 together and see what you come up with.

We actually need Louisville to win.

We are 5th if they do or 6th if they don't. Always want the higher seed.

Best play of the game was the last

play defense. Keeping the ball away from Johnson and making them throw up a 30 footer. CLASSIC!

Need to leave the inbounds duties to the guards/small forwards.

Let the players that are more in tune with passing the ball handle this. Also need to do a better job of running the baseline (when you can) to get better angles and passing lanes. Saw one play late in the game where the inbounder was going one direction and the player trying to get open going the opposite. The inbounder only needs to move when he sees someone breaking open to receive the pass. I will not even mention the lack of screening to break someone free. I would be just be beating a dead horse. Things just are not done like they were when i played in the 70's.

He seems to be stuck between running the offense and paying off the ball.

Trying to do both at the same time can get you off your game. I like Hammonds running the offense and Neo off the ball. Need to see him playing his game and letting it fly like i know he can.

The thing I am most proud of is

that whether they win, loose or draw Coach Brooks and his team does it with great passion and desire. They have made themselves and the university very proud. The future is bright at VT for women's basketball amongst other several other sports.

It was a terrible call. Strack moves after the collision, not before.

You have to want to make a call if you call that. I agree, a no call would have been more appropriate.

Did not notice Mutts specifically but did notice

several players slipping and falling. Something was definitely up with the floor. Ice under basketball floors has never been a good idea.

i was listening to Evan Hughes doing the broadcast.

He is becoming a really good announcer and brings a lot of energy. Did the broadcast solo. Reminds me a little of a young Bill Roth.

Defensive strategy was good.

Defensive matchup was not. Cannot put a big on an island like we did.