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Playing sporadically in 5 games across 2 months, then deciding the injury

you sustained a year ago is a season ending injury (all while continuing to dress out and go through warmups) isn't exactly the way the NCAA intends for the medical redshirt to be used.

Not only that, but the way Kenny just left certainly did Georgia no favors.

Had he taken 5 minutes to write a simple farewell, acknowledging and thanking Hokie Nation, the animosity around his departure probably would have been a little lower. Since Kenny decided to be POS dirt bag about the whole thing, Georgia was lumped in with him and guilty by association.

Since I cannot try to buy tickets on here, can anyone point me in the right

direction for any possible secondary market for the Moss Arts Center this Friday? Would love to find 2 tickets so I can take my son. ** Edited by HokieFan14 at 11/18/2024, 4:27:54 PM

Is it racism or jealousy that Caitlin Clark was the most famous WNBA

player before she even took a shot in the WNBA? I'm guessing that when you include endorsements, she's probably the highest paid WNBA player as well. That probably doesn't sit well with the rest of the league and no doubt they want to send a message to the young hotshot rookie. And, let's not forget that CC's play was somewhat controversial in college in that she did a lot of flopping and whining to refs.

She may not be the vocal leader, but she will certainly be a leader on the

team. After what Kenneth did to her last year, I think she has mad respect from the remaining holdovers.

You're a stubborn one, aren't you?

It's not like he played a lot before his injury his freshman year and he only had 5 kickoff returns as a sophomore. The reports on helping and being exciting were mostly just coach speak for a local kid. This was no secret. Kick returner was really the only position for him due to straight line speed, but we typically had kids who were a little bigger and more agile there.

It should make perfect sense after reading Zeke's post.

Cole Beck is/was fast as hell, but he was not a football player. He was able to run through massive holes and his straight line speed was out of this world. He was not shifty and had bad hands. So yes, coaches played that recruitment perfectly IMO.

I don't think you even read Upwind's post.

Cancer is horrible and no one is saying otherwise. In this instance however, cancer is being used as a crutch to justify poor choices. Not to mention there are a lot of other rumors out there about why Kenny really left...rumors that have nothing to do with cancer, but don't exactly put the family in the best light.

Agree that twitterverse shouldn't be arguing with the family, but disagree

on paying respects. The Brooks family has received the same respect they gave. But as mentioned elsewhere, this appears to be a far deeper thing than most realize.

It sounds like it's the actual #33 number in Liz's case.

I believe Bailey mentioned at the spring game that no Hokie WBB will ever wear #33 again.

I think he was so broken hearted with the Liz situation that he had to find

somewhere else to coach. He couldn't even fathom coaching a team without Liz in Blacksburg, much less after an injury like that put an immediate halt to his season. CKB's entire demeanor changed once Liz went down. The way he mopped around, the way he talked in press conferences, like a puppy dog who had lost their owner.