Blaming the loss on the Virginia Tech coaching staff when they weren’t even supposed to be competitive in the first place tonight is missing the plot in my opinion. Great effort, frustrating stuff, wasn’t perfect. Lot of good stuff.
Play like that the rest of the schedule.
🥳🥳I am super happy to share that I received the #NSF#CAREER award!! https://t.co/llSR0hhNnn)! “Transformative understanding of rainfall-triggered landslides with vegetation effects from a climate change perspective” I hope we can start producing great research very soon!
@Hokie20@RickyLaBlue Complicated, and probably a nono because it could confuse refs, but it'd be even cooler (imo) if one side was the # of the starter at that position that year. 7 for QB, 17 for K, etc. And then the VT on the other.
Also I think a copper-maroon run would be pretty sick to see too
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Three Hokies who follow our account and repost this will win this Campfire Bluetooth Speaker!
Winners will be announced on Wednesday 📅
@DaveScarangella As far as I know, it's the result of either following someone or engagement with their outputs...I used to get a few here and there, but haven't lately. My guess is it's that I stopped hitting anything on his tweets. May have also filled in the "I don't like this" on promo tweets
@ESPNBlacksburg @HokiesFB Yes (and I still like whiteout) but here's why:
1. Exit light
2. Enter night
3. Our black uniforms have looked *sick* in the past (thinking of the ones with the digital/cyberprint numbers).
4. Hey the Lunchpail is black too, just want to point out that we could HINT HINT.
OPINION: Chris Marve & Virginia Tech's defense has rightly received some criticism, but they've also been better than you think despite the clear issues. Check out more from @TimThomasTLP on why he feels the #Hokies defense also deserves some credit here:
https://t.co/g43BT5dpp9
@HokieHangover A lighthearted question I think we all should hear the answer to, because while I know not everyone likes the white out effect...it's still neat.
Favorite white-out T-Shirts we've had?
I know I don't actually have many (if any) current geotechs following me who are still *at* VT...but it bears retweeting. These lectures are often the highlight of the semester, if not the year. Schnabel always finds someone who who is interesting and exciting!
Mark your calendar for October 24 for the 18th Annual Schnabel Engineering Lecture presented by David Paul on the history of dam and levee safety in the US. Lecture will be at 4:30 pm in 310 Kelly Hall.