They
were so close, just 30 minutes away from a sense of "mission
accomplished" and a quiet offseason of anticipation. But with their
colossal meltdown against the Georgia Bulldogs, the Hokies have thrown
everything back on the table for debate: quarterback play, coaching
philosophies, in-game execution by players and coaches, recruiting ... you name
it. The next eight months, until the September 2nd season opener against ECU,
won't be a peaceful time for Virginia Tech football.
In the article Players
With a Lot Riding on the Game, I started off with Sean Glennon, and since he
turned the ball over four times in ten minutes of this mess, he's a good place
to start in this article, too. Glennon had gradually quieted most of his
doubters with a strong performance over the second half of the season, as the
Hokies won six straight. If he had just gotten the job done here, he could have
spent the spring and summer hammering down his hold on the starting job.