Uncle Monkey
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Men's Basketball Board
4 mo ago
C'mon man! So you don't know what you don't know.
Maybe our coaches time is better spent recruiting our current roster and those players we want in near or in the portal. There's a bunch of teams that aren't "dancing" with players we might find attractive. Look at Collins and Nikel at Vandy when we were sitting home. Certainly not the whole $tory. However, between the NCCA and NIT fields, that's a bunch of coaches not recruiting talent at 240+ teams. So, if you think about it, maybe calling them quitters doesn't reflect the "rest of the story".
The Lounge
7 mo ago
The Lounge
11 mo ago
Tires are the same way. The tires that come on new cars
have less tread than the same tires you would buy from, say, Discount Tires. I have had two auto dealers confirm this. I had to replace a set of Falcon tires on a Mazda X-9 before 30,000 miles.
Men's Basketball Board
1 y ago
Or Kramer, LOL. THIS, could blow up (not in a bad way) and be fun. A
message to Whit et al from rank and file Hokies. Go for it Zeke!
Men's Basketball Board
2 y ago
A BHS athlete, who earned a FB scholarship at Tech while
Jerry Claiborne was HC, got a fiery red GTO upon HS graduation. His parents had saved up for his college. Money went to wheels. It happens.
Men's Basketball Board
2 y ago
Men's Basketball Board
2 y ago
Men's Basketball Board
3 y ago
Men's Basketball Board
3 y ago
A friend with very good UNCheat sources reports that
a major piece of their "chemistry" issue is that their point guards share keen affection in the same woman. Can't tell you who was first and who now is the recipient of this young woman's attention, but this situation is/was one of the major issues.
Friend is a Wake grad who said that the same thing happened at Wake Tim Duncan's senior year.
The Lounge
4 y ago
Cabell, thanks for these family distinctions. However, VPI had one
illustrious Massey known for "land". Not in the sense that he was a land owner, instead Professor Arthur Ballard Massey's (Botany) research led to the most comprehensive collection or Virginia and Southeastern US flora. Know as the Massey Herbarium over 115,000 specimens of plants, fungi, etc. are on display. As I understand it, the "master plan" for the VT campus features all of the specimens trees and shrubs found in Virginia. This plan, originating and was then implemented by Stuart Kent Cassell, VPI's "COO" (of sorts). Cassell Colosseum is named for him.
When I was an undergraduate, I was under the impression that the Herbarium might be an excellent source for "combustible herb". Not the case, back to the Rebel Yell.
Always get a grin out of your posts. Most appreciated. Stick around.
When I was an undergraduate, I was under the impression that the Herbarium might be an excellent source for "combustible herb". Not the case, back to the Rebel Yell.
Always get a grin out of your posts. Most appreciated. Stick around.