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The silver lining in a very tough loss for Eddie…

This will build a fire in him to create more offense in the offseason for next year much more than if he won this year. Since we have really been pointing to next year anyway, a loss this year will most likely be better for next year than a win. I fully believe it’s the losses that make the tough guys better and not many are tougher than Eddie
Posted: 03/20/2026 at 01:28 PM ET

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The silver lining in a very tough loss for Eddie… ◄
CTDad • 03/20/26 01:28 PM ET
See all the commentary below - fair &
133966Hokie • 03/20/26 02:41 PM ET
He didnt change from last year to this. Why would he change now?**
MC4VT • 03/20/26 01:41 PM ET
I disagree. He did improve just not offensively against the top guys.
CTDad • 03/20/26 03:33 PM ET
Doubt it will. Unless the coaches force him to open up, he seems content
HokieToph • 03/20/26 01:30 PM ET
Agree. The only hope is that the culture in the room changes enough that
goodbadugly • 03/20/26 01:43 PM ET
You are spot on, if it’s left up to Eddie. My question is, why would
ChEHokie78 • 03/20/26 01:37 PM ET
Similar to coaching RBs at some level you have to let the guys wrestle the
IV_Hokie12 • 03/20/26 01:46 PM ET
Unfortunate typo there (I think)
dallasvt • 03/20/26 02:05 PM ET
Oops. Yeah fixed that. **
IV_Hokie12 • 03/20/26 02:08 PM ET
He will not win a championship or finish with a high AA with that approach
goodbadugly • 03/20/26 01:52 PM ET
Sure hoping Marcus Blaze will not prove you wrong this year**
CTDad • 03/20/26 03:36 PM ET
He wrestles not to lose/not to make a mistake. If you have ability, make
dallasvt • 03/20/26 02:07 PM ET
My thoughts exactly, he is who he is**
Baltimore Hokie • 03/20/26 01:34 PM ET