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I think you learn from your mistakes; these particular players

now know what NOT to do. The phrase is 'failing up'. Also these are very talented players, like Copeland and Hawkins, who can perform at a high level. The coaching staff is better. I think you will see very significant improvement. ** Edited by lazarus1 at 7/16/2026, 4:21:36 PM ** Edited by lazarus1 at 7/16/2026, 4:22:04 PM
Posted: 07/16/2026 at 04:21 PM ET
(In response to this post by marcbvtgm)

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interesting statistic on 'experience'
lazarus1 07/16/26 01:14 PM ET
Is there much correlation between returning players and success?
marcbvtgm 07/16/26 03:58 PM ET
Exactly what I'm thinking as well sir. I would love to see some data.**
Hate2SeeItEnd Hokie 07/16/26 05:06 PM ET
Looked at ‘25 top 15 returning starters. Only 2 made CFB; both Rd 1 losses
marcbvtgm 07/16/26 07:23 PM ET
The preseason CFB magazine guy (?Steele?) relies
Riverguy 07/16/26 04:46 PM ET
I think you learn from your mistakes; these particular players
lazarus1 07/16/26 04:21 PM ET
Seems more like wishful thinking than analysis**
marcbvtgm 07/16/26 07:25 PM ET
no, that's I think common sense**
lazarus1 07/16/26 10:50 PM ET
Common sense isn’t if facts don’t support it. **
marcbvtgm 07/17/26 07:37 AM ET
That's good...kind of. Our starters weren't very good.
Hate2SeeItEnd Hokie 07/16/26 02:03 PM ET
if playing more snaps is a factor in getting better
lazarus1 07/16/26 03:27 PM ET
right - how many of the starters from last season will be starters this
hokiehill1117 07/16/26 03:18 PM ET
Winner post in this thread. A lot of these starters won't again be starters
Coach McGuirk 07/16/26 06:50 PM ET