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The fields for the dirt, we
don't even grow.
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I spent my morning just cleaning
shit off your skin.
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This house is falling down.
The beach Bellas are broken
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down.
It can ramble mother molded
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steal this stuck in a trap.
Alright, welcome back to the
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boundary Corner podcast, Curtis
Wilson on this end.
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Brian.
Sigler, here on this saying
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how's it going, guys, dude,
rolling.
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Today at work.
It's been a fun day with a lot
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of different stuff.
I know you get called into a
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meeting where we're going to do
this a little while ago.
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Well, it's spring break here on
campus and this is our special
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Spring Break episode, but your
boy still working.
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So, Not so much of a spring
break.
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We'll see how it goes.
Not much of a spring break.
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Yeah you talked about working
during spring break man I've
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never had the opportunity to
ever take a true spring break.
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All the years in school was
either.
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It was either when I did local
Community College, I was working
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a job.
And then down at Longwood, the
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three years, I would go back to
Halifax and works.
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I need the money.
It was for money, is money is
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definitely.
Better than than spending it on,
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you know, when you don't have
it.
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So no trips to Cancun for you
though.
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No, no.
Fortunately, I really want to go
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through the last six weeks
before summer break and not have
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any money, like literally
drinking, John Paul, Jones and
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Mickey's the rest of the
semester.
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In Hindi all food, you could be
stuck with Mad Dog.
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Me.
So you know, it could definitely
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be worse, you know, that's the
way it goes.
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Did you know you never really
had any spring break experiences
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like out at like the typical
spring break but you had one
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right back maybe your junior
year.
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Yes.
So I just started dating my
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wife.
So we were we were still just
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pretty early in the in the
dating range at that point.
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And so Spring Breaks were
different week.
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So I actually headed up To
Blacksburg scooped her up from
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Lee Hall and headed over to some
of my buddies place and had a
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good night of drinking.
And at some point there was a
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truck pull in the Fox Ridge,
parking lot.
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I don't know how that happens,
but you know, we're from a small
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town in the South so shit.
Like that usually happens at
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some point Fox Ridge bag.
Fox Ridge, exactly.
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So you're there's a, there's a
lot of jacking code, there's a
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lot of beer and then there was a
truck pull so you know, a
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typical weekend, Saturday, night
and fox Ranch.
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Oh yeah, the tabs at Fox Ridge.
Spent, that's when you as you
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hear me and Brian talk, that's
where a lot of our friends who
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went to Tech, who we would go to
Blacksburg and wealth with.
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I feel like 90% of them lived in
Fox Ridge, at some point or
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another.
Yeah, for another another, they
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ended up in Fox Ridge, at least
for one year.
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So, that is one part of our in
Virginia Tech experience.
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It's funny when we went to the
pit game, did you notice who the
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sponsor of pots was the cup?
Oh yeah, we had some Fox reach
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out.
I was right there when it was,
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it was Fox Ridge.
Okay.
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Okay.
Like your Genius marketing.
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Awesome.
Well guys, this is going to be
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one of our long more in-depth
podcast.
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We're just going to hit a few
things this week spring break,
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spring back.
Yeah, you know, we've got to
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have some time off to
recalibrate.
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Our brains, with all the between
work family and you know,
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talking about Hokies Football so
you know, let's let's kick it
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off here the XFL MVP.
I mean, three out of five weeks
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we got to start of the week in
Canfield's, man.
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I mean he's what can we say at
this point?
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I mean, yeah, 31 catch, this 455
yards, 9 touchdowns where their
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game.
This is game six this coming
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week so they've only got a few
games left.
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I mean, we've said it two or
three times, he's going to be on
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an NFL roster and then, you
know, it's good to me.
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It's one of those things that's
good for poke football because
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it kind of says, you know, you
have the potential to keep
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playing professionally.
This guy's bawling, can we got a
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good personality?
You can tell that by what
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eating, what did he have?
Chips and dip on the sidelines
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or at halftime the other week?
Yeah, I don't know what.
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People have time, whatever it
was, it worked.
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It worked.
So, you know, that was something
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cool, couple weeks ago.
Brian, if you didn't see, Kevin
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Lewis, the d-tackle from kind of
a golden age of poke football.
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Yeah, he got hired by Furman is
the d-line coach.
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So nice.
So you know again it's great to
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see those former Hokies
continuing to thrive in the
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college football community.
We mentioned earlier, his
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brothers down the piranhas.
So, one of those cool things.
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What else have you seen?
Brian that kind of caught your
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eye.
I tell you the big thing, the
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hard hat series continues to
knock it out of the park.
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We got to see dachshund, Rook,
Richard Ashby, you know, kicking
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it back and forth this week.
Well, I guess it was the end of
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last week was when that
happened, you know, it they the
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content just keeps getting
better and better and you know,
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I really like this one a lot.
What did you think about it,
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man?
I'm absolutely loved it.
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The series in general is great
because again, you're getting
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the personalities, not only of
the players which, you know, you
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can see on the field but you're
seeing some with the coaches
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with these two guys.
It's a it's awesome to see you
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know one of the 804 is very
best.
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Get some time to shine mr. 6ft.
I think that's what they should
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make name in them this mr6.
Well, yeah, six foot.
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He's like six foot that space on
that personality.
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It's allowing us to peel some of
the layers that we've been
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wanting this fans into me.
It's there they are a formidable
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linebacker Duo, man.
And And they played and I think
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it's they kind of counteract
each other because you know
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what, you do.
See any with the interview real
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quick more disciplined you know
finding the tackle plays hard as
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they said he is a dog he was not
highly rated coming out and then
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you've got backs just all the
180 opposite, right?
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Oh yeah I mean Dax is very
vocal, very loud.
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Highly rated Prospect when he
came out.
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To me, he's lived up to it,
especially when he was thrown in
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that freshman year, he made some
mistakes but there are a couple
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games that we won that.
If he hadn't been on the field
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playing in that backer position,
we probably don't make a bowl.
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What else did you see from it?
I mean, I think the big thing is
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that I mean, I know some people
probably have a similar
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relationship that I'm about to
describe here, but like, you got
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two guys that more or less a
very different, we're very
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different.
Current before they arrived in
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Blacksburg, I feel like but they
found something that United them
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and they have this mutual
respect for it but they also
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have developed this friendship
as a result of that mutual
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respect.
And you could kind of feel that,
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that that dynamic between them.
Like, these are guys, that
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probably have very different,
very different come up splitter
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still have found something in
common that really, really binds
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them pretty close.
And I thought that was really
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special to see and just, you
know, the Robert camaraderie
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that you see there, then tossing
it back and forth.
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And you know, Dax giving Richard
a hard time about the 6-foot
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comment and I mean, you could
definitely tell that there's
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there's history there and that
they really have an appreciation
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of not only, you know, being a
little bit different personality
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wise, but also being different
in how they held their games
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are.
But at the same time, the one
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thing that's similar to both of
us, how hard they work at it and
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I feel like that that's your
best interest.
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It comes in.
Absolutely, and then you talked
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about them.
If you remember, one of the one
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of the big words, if I can
recollect was, they said, family
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quite a few times.
Oh yeah.
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Oh, yeah.
And then they talked a little
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bit about J Hamm and it's been a
few days since we watch this
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guy's.
So, you know, apologize if we're
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not hitting all the key points.
But the family thing was a big
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thing to me and your kind of
hearing that more and more.
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It's kind of almost like the
thing this offseason because,
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you know, you had the Hoffman
episode and those guys talking
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about How he came in and became
that leader, kind of the leader
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of the family who wasn't able to
play.
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Then we saw the video with, you
know, the discussion and we
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didn't get to discuss this.
So let's hit it.
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Now with when they have the core
Nielsen who went a vise until
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Nick talking about essentially
living in a frat house when they
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were just getting their start at
Illinois State about, it was
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like, it was like a family, was
just a bunch of guys on the
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grease board after just football
all the time.
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You kind of saw that.
With the Hamilton, when they,
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when we met the defensive
coaches, it's, that's the trend
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this year.
Oh yeah, you saw you saw with
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the, with QP and tendons, to is.
Yeah, so mean, I mean it's all
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definitely going back to, you
know, this is a family.
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You know, we all come from
different areas but we're here.
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We're family were together.
This is what it's all about.
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We lean on each other when we
need to, we pick each other up
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and we need to that's what it
is.
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Yeah, in something else that
County goes back and you know,
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we And it, I know.
I think you got to listen to it.
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I want to give a shout out to
Tech.
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Sideline will Stewart, The
Godfather of independent Tech
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football and Sports, Talk long,
Chris Coleman, and all those
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guys over there.
Do a great job, listening to the
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teal interview, you did get to
listen to it.
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Correct?
Yeah.
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Okay.
And David tyll discussing how
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our head coach when he is in
front of that podium.
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He is a different person than
when he is in a room with four
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or five people.
And it's one of those things.
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It's probably his personality
should whip.
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Baptized hire somebody to
helping at the podium.
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Yes, please.
You know, I mean, sometimes I
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think we do see coach Fuente
come off the cusp and say, a
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little more, but he's very
tight-lipped.
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It's almost one of those things.
Like don't give your enemy.
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Any words that they can put up
his motivation.
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He's not trying to give anybody
extra ammo, so he's be plays it.
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Close to the vest in those
situations.
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And I mean, it's probably coming
from somebody that either.
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Somebody they're talking that or
he learned that on because, you
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know, there's all sorts of
situations of somebody saying
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something, you know, off the
cuff.
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I mean, God, Mike Leach has made
an entire career out of it.
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So and sometimes to his
detriment and sometimes to his
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Edit you know, there's a reason
probably Mike Leach has just now
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starting to get some some major
run at bigger bigger schools and
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even then, I mean we're still
talking about second tier in
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terms of the conference season.
So true, there's a reason for
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that and some of that is the
fact that sometimes those things
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that endear us to the fans, can
also backfire Administration.
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Exactly.
So I think Mi cuenta is
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definitely got that in their
mind when they're talking about
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it.
So, 100, 100 percent and it's
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one of those things too, and we
can all joke about it, folks,
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listening out there folks, who
work like Brian works for an
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educational institution.
I work for a corporate, a pretty
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large corporation, you can't
just go out and just shoot
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things off at the hip.
Sometimes that's a good way to
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get in a lot of trouble with
your to VP He's or in your case,
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like your director like so you
said what?
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Oh ya Shoulda said that, huh?
Yeah, I can hear from the from
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anywhere for my supervisor, to
my department head to, you know,
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dean of students being a school
of medicine.
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So, I mean, there's a lot of
there's a lot of layers where I
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could hear things from.
If I say something that doesn't
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reflect well upon the University
or is not in my purview to speak
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on publicly, Exactly.
So, you know, so let's just put
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that hat on some time when you
see our head coach up there, do
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we want to be more animated?
Yes, maybe it'll come in years.
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Let's cross our fingers.
I really wish we could see some
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old stuff of Frank in the late
80s, early 90s because I think
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we all have the vision of Frank,
his last, you know, decade when
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he was pretty much entrenched
and the legend, you know, Frank
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was very loose, Frank lose Fancy
Gap and we loved him for.
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So yeah.
Yeah, well, Frank new friend who
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had a bullshit in a way that
didn't get him in trouble too.
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So I think it's an art.
I mean, not everybody has that
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gift.
Exactly.
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Moving on to more topics, the
big five star visit man.
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Brian you followed this pretty
close.
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So what have you what have you
read?
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And seen about the treyvion
Anderson visit last week down in
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the bird?
I mean, You know, we got word
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from it that it was coming and
then all of a sudden I was like,
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oh he's gonna be in Blacksburg
because it's okay.
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Well, and then the big thing
that I saw in the big thing that
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I love about Hokie nation in
general, is that we're a very
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aware fan base of both
situations that are going on and
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how much it matters to the
program.
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So I mean, you saw the entire
community of Blacksburg pouring
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on love for this guy.
They know how much this guy
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could mean to our our program.
And They acted accordingly.
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And that's, that's outside of
the school and the coaches and
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everything else.
I'm talking about.
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Just the community, you got
signs everywhere, handmade and
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everything.
So, I mean, they were showing
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this guy, some love, and like I
said, that's what I appreciate
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about our fan base is that they
are so self-aware with things
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like that.
They understand, you know,
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recruiting to a point and they
understand the at least the
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importance of getting somebody
like him to come to Blacksburg
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and that's that's what I love to
see.
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And By all accounts.
It seems like he had a good
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time.
Loves Blacksburg loves the loves
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the coaching staff loves the
feel of Lane, so I'm just, I'm
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hoping that we can close the
deal with them.
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Obviously, I think with him and
with Tony and we're going to get
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the bigger, the bigger push is
obviously because we've got some
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really blue blood programs that
are going after both of those
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guys, absolutely really hard.
But I'm hoping that that The
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family aspect that we've been
talking about and the fact that
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we can take advantage of some of
his versatility in our offense
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that we've been talking about.
I'm hoping those two things come
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to fruition and we can really
get him into Blacksburg and I
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think he can really be something
special.
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Yeah, yeah, agreed with that
again, like I said, last episode
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the options there for him and
Tony the options are going to be
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there to come in and compete and
possibly get a starting job
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right away.
Now, one thing I thought was so
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cool, And give credit again it's
the it's the building its some
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of the foundational pieces that
are being built.
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But some of the photos and the
photo ops that lane were cool in
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the coolest one.
I know I sent it to you was that
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picture of him and pointed.
They look like you can tell
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every kind of Chad and walking
back down the tunnel in black
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and white.
Oh, yeah, I don't know who
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captured that but that's one of
those cool things.
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You don't know what's being said
there, but it's one of those
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things where it there was no
other.
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Coaches around.
There were no other players not
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you know, none of his family
that looked like one of those
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walks of was he was it a picture
of the program there and I mean,
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the pit the picture, definitely
it spoke to a lot of people.
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I think that was the one that I
think was shared around the
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most.
Like I say, you shared it with
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me specifically, even though I
had already seen kind of the
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collage that have been shared
earlier, so I was like, yeah,
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that that one, that one
definitely speaks louder than
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some of the other ones.
The other ones are, you know,
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you got your typical, okay?
With the with the fam and the
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coaching staff and you got your,
you know, you've let your padded
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up glamour shots.
But that one you just kind of
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its spoke a little bit little
bit more.
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It felt like it wasn't a stage
like the other ones were.
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It wasn't like we gathered
everybody together to take the
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picture or hey, you know, we're
going to get you in front of the
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backdrop of the always try to
go.
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It's north-south was a t stands.
Yeah.
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The non student section stand,
that's what I can consider.
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And they're cool, but that
looked like it was one of those
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off-the-cuff moments like, Hey,
we're going to go back to the
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office and and it's like eight,
mom and dad.
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You guys, they're going to tour
you around.
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But I'm gonna go with coach and
it's just kind of like whoever
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was there was like, they're
saying stuff, click capture and
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time, maybe it's maybe it's
maybe wouldn't if he signs that,
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you know, to letter of intent
that that should be The one with
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the letter of intent, that's
there for our folks.
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So I did not get to watch the
basketball game last night.
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Did you catch any of the
unfortunate loss to my watch?
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I watched a little bit of it
last night.
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I was able to get the sum of the
first half in a little bit of
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the second half, you know, just
in general, it was one of those
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classic, hockey games in the
back half of the of the Year
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where we saw that the threes not
Fallen.
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It's going to be a long night
and we had some of the similar
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struggles and I credit to North
Carolina because they did look
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more like what I thought they
would have looked earlier in the
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year and I think some of that is
just finally getting healthy a
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little bit as the season wraps
up.
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But as far as just barometer and
how I feel about the whole
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situation, I mean, I think
overall we have a success for
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year.
One of the Mike young error
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because I don't think I mean
nobody thought 16. 16 was who's
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going to be something that this
team could achieve that started
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the season as they started
pumping.
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Some of the Winds earlier, I
think, we probably recalibrated
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our expectations, probably a
little higher than they should
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have been and success.
Does that, I mean, we've done
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that many times in football
before we have a success out of
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the gate and we recalibrate and
then we get our hearts ripped
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out a little bit.
So I think the husband we're
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hoping nation was was with some
of this at the back habits that
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you know When once you
recalibrated those expectations,
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those losses heard a little bit
more and a little bit more.
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And you got to say, okay, let's
let's take that that red pill
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and you back to reality a little
bit completely agree, man.
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I think 16 and 16 for the Mike
young or great start.
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Very young team, very small
team.
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The way you feel, the only guy
potentially could leave his
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Landers, nollie and in just
think Landers I think what it
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showed with him this year I
think he's Great player, but I
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think being the man, the grind
got to him.
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And if for no other reason, He
should stay in for one reason.
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Dude, you go out there and prove
that you can lead a team for 30
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games and be the man for 30
games without falling off.
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Because of essentially what it
is is you're 19 years old and
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you're the man, you are the man
on a college, you know, division
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one basketball team in a major
conference, he think that's
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good.
Toby comes back.
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All right, so this is a little
preview guys, the 20th day.
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Or spring ball starts.
We are going to be doing a
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centrally call it a grade when
we doing a position preview
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episodes, we're going to hit
every position.
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We're going to give our
individual grades of where we
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feel the position is before
Spring ball in there.
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I'm putting the Highlight on
that before Spring ball because
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clearly you have the guys would
be coming in with Recruiting and
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clearly, you know, like the
cornerback position this year,
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we'll talk about it more but our
top three corners will not be at
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Spring practice, which is, which
is big, but some opportunities.
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There are definitely some
opportunities and especially
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when we're talking about
building, not just for 2020, but
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building going forward, I mean,
obviously get get these guys
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more reps against, you know,
ones and twos versus like,
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practice squad or anything.
Like Like that that's going to
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that's going to pay dividends
down the road.
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So getting as many of those guys
out there as possible is going
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to be good and I think you know
what we want to do with this
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episode is really kind of give
you a essentially, take the
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temperature where we think the
depth is right now before we get
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any sort of on the field
reactions from Spring ball, from
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Spring practice or anything like
that.
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And and enroll into spring
practice with a little bit of
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Little bit of energy because we
can we can kind of feel good
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about about where I think some
of the spots are on this roster
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and you know, there's going to
be a couple that were probably
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going to highlight that are that
were either unsure about or feel
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a little sketchy about.
But I think, I think we're going
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to really give you guys
something to look forward to
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with that.
Absolutely.
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As a question also will be when
we scream at each other, then
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this episode, when I give a bad
grade in your football knowledge
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is like you're a moron care of
this.
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Hey, maybe we'll see.
You will see.
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It depends on.
It depends on physical health.
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How egregious we go there, man?
All right.
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Brian, you've got something.
You want to invite our listeners
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to so go for it.
Big guy.
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Alright well me and Curtis for
probably what about going about
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6 or 7 years now.
Have been doing this get
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together at a spot that we love
her.
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Lee's Tavern out in the West End
at the shop to Denver book,
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shops in Innsbruck.
Yes, sir.
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And you know you hear the shout
out there on getting you guys
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listen to The less macro.
Are you going to hear that?
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That spot shot of that a lot?
That's one of our favorite spots
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to we're out.
We're out there a lot.
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And we said every year, the
Friday that March Madness kicks
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off, we always have a
get-together.
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We have some co-workers come in
some friends, but any of the
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listeners out there in the air
for, we want to cordially invite
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you to our March.
Madness kickoff at her, Lee's
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Tavern, March 20th.
We usually set up shop around
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noon, we've got the back room to
ourselves.
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Eggs, we have that running from
noon to 5.
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So anytime you guys want to stop
in that day, watch some
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basketball.
Grab a beer, chatas up a little
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bit, feel free to do that and,
you know, come up to us.
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Let us know who you are and
we'll let you know how we're
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doing and watching good, good
basketball.
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Hopefully.
As long as the coronavirus does
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not cause any more havoc on this
situation and you just shake my
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head at that man.
Yeah and by all means if you are
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Just did but have more questions
you know feel free to drop a
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line at the boundary podcast
Twitter account we can help you
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out if you need to know where it
is again it's the shops at
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Innsbruck.
It's at the intersection of
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Broad and Cox so yeah if you
want to come come by it should
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be a lot of fun.
All right now now speaking of
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going to Hurley's on a Friday
afternoon and drinking beer day
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drinking which used to come to
us pretty easy.
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Man.
It's like you hit 30 and all of
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a sudden man hangovers hitting
different and then talking about
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earlier about spring break, the
poll question this week little
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little fun.
What is your go to hangover?
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Cure, no medicine involved.
And the selections are the hair
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of the dog case.
Gatorade some good greasy food
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or just let me sleep all day.
Don't bother me.
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Xiaomi and me and Brian will be
voting on that Curtis.
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What's your hair of the dog?
What's your go-to hair of the
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dog?
Whatever.
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I was drinking the night before
he got to trick the body, okay?
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So whatever it was of you, if
you drinking Coors you go and
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course he finally course you can
drink.
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Exactly.
Let's loot, let's do a little
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Jack and Coke start today, that
whatever you had.
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You have to get what you have
back in you.
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Because if not, you're risking
the body, Acting is.
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You don't have very dangerous.
Personally, I always felt like
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it was stages.
There was some things just do
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that.
Some are you need?
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Gatorade, some greasy food
somewhere.
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Just the nights where it's,
like, listen.
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I need to sleep like till 5:00,
nobody, but so, but if I wake up
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with just the headache, if I've
got the pounding headache, let
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me go ahead and pound some
Gatorade, that usually what you
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did and what you have to do that
day.
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So what's the go to Gatorade for
you though?
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What's the go to Gatorade?
You get you go.
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Are you doing them in line?
Now?
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Usually, when a lot of orange,
see, I see as I got older, I
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felt like lemon, lime, orange
and even read would give me
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terrible heartburn.
So I always felt the blue, was
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the better one to go with?
Okay.
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Awesome.
Stick and blue stick and blew it
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with the blue.
Awesome.
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Well, Hokie Nation.
We thank you guys for continuing
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to follow us on this podcast.
I think Brian.
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We're closing in on 200 plus
listens.
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We're closing in on On 200 +
Twitter followers, we really
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appreciate you guys, you know,
creating the conversation,
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giving us feedback, you know.
It does mean a lot to us.
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And by all means, if you have
suggestions, or if you want to
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give us some feedback, put a DM
out to us, you know, tweet us
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not gonna hurt her feelings?
We're big boys.
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Yeah, I mean, and some of you
follow me on, follow me
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personally on Twitter, not just
at the boundary Corner page, so
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you have you want to hit me up
directly?
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Feel free to do that.
I will listen, I will take any
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questions.
This is MM, compliments,
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whatever it is, man.
I've definitely always had a
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want of constructive criticism.
So feel free to hit us with
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whatever you got.
Will definitely take it to heart
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and try to make this thing
better.
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Awesome.
And I agree with him.
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Same with my personal account,
as well.
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That's going to wrap up the
episode today.
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Hokie nation of the boundary
Corner podcast.
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I'm Curtis Wilson, I'm Brian
sequel, let Jason play.
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You guys out as always check him
out on Spotify.
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Apple music.
Thank you for listening and as
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always, let's go Okies.
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The fields for the dirt, we
don't even grow.
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I spent my morning just cleaning
shit off your skin.
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This house is falling down.
The beach Bellas are broken
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down.
It can ramble mother molded
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steal this stuck in a trap.
Alright, welcome back to the
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boundary Corner podcast, Curtis
Wilson on this end.
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Brian.
Sigler, here on this saying
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how's it going, guys, dude,
rolling.
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Today at work.
It's been a fun day with a lot
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of different stuff.
I know you get called into a
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meeting where we're going to do
this a little while ago.
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Well, it's spring break here on
campus and this is our special
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Spring Break episode, but your
boy still working.
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So, Not so much of a spring
break.
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We'll see how it goes.
Not much of a spring break.
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Yeah you talked about working
during spring break man I've
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never had the opportunity to
ever take a true spring break.
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All the years in school was
either.
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It was either when I did local
Community College, I was working
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a job.
And then down at Longwood, the
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three years, I would go back to
Halifax and works.
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I need the money.
It was for money, is money is
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definitely.
Better than than spending it on,
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you know, when you don't have
it.
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So no trips to Cancun for you
though.
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No, no.
Fortunately, I really want to go
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through the last six weeks
before summer break and not have
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any money, like literally
drinking, John Paul, Jones and
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Mickey's the rest of the
semester.
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In Hindi all food, you could be
stuck with Mad Dog.
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Me.
So you know, it could definitely
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be worse, you know, that's the
way it goes.
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Did you know you never really
had any spring break experiences
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like out at like the typical
spring break but you had one
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right back maybe your junior
year.
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Yes.
So I just started dating my
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wife.
So we were we were still just
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pretty early in the in the
dating range at that point.
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And so Spring Breaks were
different week.
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So I actually headed up To
Blacksburg scooped her up from
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Lee Hall and headed over to some
of my buddies place and had a
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good night of drinking.
And at some point there was a
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truck pull in the Fox Ridge,
parking lot.
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I don't know how that happens,
but you know, we're from a small
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town in the South so shit.
Like that usually happens at
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some point Fox Ridge bag.
Fox Ridge, exactly.
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So you're there's a, there's a
lot of jacking code, there's a
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lot of beer and then there was a
truck pull so you know, a
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typical weekend, Saturday, night
and fox Ranch.
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Oh yeah, the tabs at Fox Ridge.
Spent, that's when you as you
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hear me and Brian talk, that's
where a lot of our friends who
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went to Tech, who we would go to
Blacksburg and wealth with.
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I feel like 90% of them lived in
Fox Ridge, at some point or
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another.
Yeah, for another another, they
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ended up in Fox Ridge, at least
for one year.
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So, that is one part of our in
Virginia Tech experience.
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It's funny when we went to the
pit game, did you notice who the
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sponsor of pots was the cup?
Oh yeah, we had some Fox reach
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out.
I was right there when it was,
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it was Fox Ridge.
Okay.
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Okay.
Like your Genius marketing.
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Awesome.
Well guys, this is going to be
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one of our long more in-depth
podcast.
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We're just going to hit a few
things this week spring break,
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spring back.
Yeah, you know, we've got to
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have some time off to
recalibrate.
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Our brains, with all the between
work family and you know,
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talking about Hokies Football so
you know, let's let's kick it
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off here the XFL MVP.
I mean, three out of five weeks
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we got to start of the week in
Canfield's, man.
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I mean he's what can we say at
this point?
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I mean, yeah, 31 catch, this 455
yards, 9 touchdowns where their
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game.
This is game six this coming
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week so they've only got a few
games left.
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I mean, we've said it two or
three times, he's going to be on
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an NFL roster and then, you
know, it's good to me.
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It's one of those things that's
good for poke football because
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it kind of says, you know, you
have the potential to keep
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playing professionally.
This guy's bawling, can we got a
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good personality?
You can tell that by what
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eating, what did he have?
Chips and dip on the sidelines
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or at halftime the other week?
Yeah, I don't know what.
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People have time, whatever it
was, it worked.
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It worked.
So, you know, that was something
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cool, couple weeks ago.
Brian, if you didn't see, Kevin
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Lewis, the d-tackle from kind of
a golden age of poke football.
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Yeah, he got hired by Furman is
the d-line coach.
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So nice.
So you know again it's great to
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see those former Hokies
continuing to thrive in the
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college football community.
We mentioned earlier, his
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brothers down the piranhas.
So, one of those cool things.
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What else have you seen?
Brian that kind of caught your
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eye.
I tell you the big thing, the
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hard hat series continues to
knock it out of the park.
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We got to see dachshund, Rook,
Richard Ashby, you know, kicking
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it back and forth this week.
Well, I guess it was the end of
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last week was when that
happened, you know, it they the
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content just keeps getting
better and better and you know,
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I really like this one a lot.
What did you think about it,
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man?
I'm absolutely loved it.
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The series in general is great
because again, you're getting
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the personalities, not only of
the players which, you know, you
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can see on the field but you're
seeing some with the coaches
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with these two guys.
It's a it's awesome to see you
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know one of the 804 is very
best.
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Get some time to shine mr. 6ft.
I think that's what they should
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make name in them this mr6.
Well, yeah, six foot.
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He's like six foot that space on
that personality.
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It's allowing us to peel some of
the layers that we've been
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wanting this fans into me.
It's there they are a formidable
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linebacker Duo, man.
And And they played and I think
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it's they kind of counteract
each other because you know
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what, you do.
See any with the interview real
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quick more disciplined you know
finding the tackle plays hard as
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they said he is a dog he was not
highly rated coming out and then
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you've got backs just all the
180 opposite, right?
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Oh yeah I mean Dax is very
vocal, very loud.
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Highly rated Prospect when he
came out.
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To me, he's lived up to it,
especially when he was thrown in
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that freshman year, he made some
mistakes but there are a couple
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games that we won that.
If he hadn't been on the field
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playing in that backer position,
we probably don't make a bowl.
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What else did you see from it?
I mean, I think the big thing is
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that I mean, I know some people
probably have a similar
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relationship that I'm about to
describe here, but like, you got
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two guys that more or less a
very different, we're very
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different.
Current before they arrived in
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Blacksburg, I feel like but they
found something that United them
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and they have this mutual
respect for it but they also
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have developed this friendship
as a result of that mutual
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respect.
And you could kind of feel that,
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that that dynamic between them.
Like, these are guys, that
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probably have very different,
very different come up splitter
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still have found something in
common that really, really binds
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them pretty close.
And I thought that was really
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special to see and just, you
know, the Robert camaraderie
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that you see there, then tossing
it back and forth.
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And you know, Dax giving Richard
a hard time about the 6-foot
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comment and I mean, you could
definitely tell that there's
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there's history there and that
they really have an appreciation
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of not only, you know, being a
little bit different personality
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wise, but also being different
in how they held their games
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are.
But at the same time, the one
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thing that's similar to both of
us, how hard they work at it and
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I feel like that that's your
best interest.
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It comes in.
Absolutely, and then you talked
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about them.
If you remember, one of the one
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of the big words, if I can
recollect was, they said, family
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quite a few times.
Oh yeah.
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Oh, yeah.
And then they talked a little
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bit about J Hamm and it's been a
few days since we watch this
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guy's.
So, you know, apologize if we're
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not hitting all the key points.
But the family thing was a big
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thing to me and your kind of
hearing that more and more.
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It's kind of almost like the
thing this offseason because,
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you know, you had the Hoffman
episode and those guys talking
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about How he came in and became
that leader, kind of the leader
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of the family who wasn't able to
play.
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Then we saw the video with, you
know, the discussion and we
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didn't get to discuss this.
So let's hit it.
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Now with when they have the core
Nielsen who went a vise until
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Nick talking about essentially
living in a frat house when they
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were just getting their start at
Illinois State about, it was
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like, it was like a family, was
just a bunch of guys on the
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grease board after just football
all the time.
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You kind of saw that.
With the Hamilton, when they,
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when we met the defensive
coaches, it's, that's the trend
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this year.
Oh yeah, you saw you saw with
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the, with QP and tendons, to is.
Yeah, so mean, I mean it's all
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definitely going back to, you
know, this is a family.
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You know, we all come from
different areas but we're here.
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We're family were together.
This is what it's all about.
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We lean on each other when we
need to, we pick each other up
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and we need to that's what it
is.
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Yeah, in something else that
County goes back and you know,
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we And it, I know.
I think you got to listen to it.
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I want to give a shout out to
Tech.
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Sideline will Stewart, The
Godfather of independent Tech
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football and Sports, Talk long,
Chris Coleman, and all those
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guys over there.
Do a great job, listening to the
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teal interview, you did get to
listen to it.
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Correct?
Yeah.
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Okay.
And David tyll discussing how
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our head coach when he is in
front of that podium.
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He is a different person than
when he is in a room with four
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or five people.
And it's one of those things.
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It's probably his personality
should whip.
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Baptized hire somebody to
helping at the podium.
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Yes, please.
You know, I mean, sometimes I
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think we do see coach Fuente
come off the cusp and say, a
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little more, but he's very
tight-lipped.
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It's almost one of those things.
Like don't give your enemy.
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Any words that they can put up
his motivation.
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He's not trying to give anybody
extra ammo, so he's be plays it.
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Close to the vest in those
situations.
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And I mean, it's probably coming
from somebody that either.
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Somebody they're talking that or
he learned that on because, you
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know, there's all sorts of
situations of somebody saying
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something, you know, off the
cuff.
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I mean, God, Mike Leach has made
an entire career out of it.
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So and sometimes to his
detriment and sometimes to his
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Edit you know, there's a reason
probably Mike Leach has just now
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starting to get some some major
run at bigger bigger schools and
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even then, I mean we're still
talking about second tier in
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terms of the conference season.
So true, there's a reason for
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that and some of that is the
fact that sometimes those things
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that endear us to the fans, can
also backfire Administration.
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Exactly.
So I think Mi cuenta is
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definitely got that in their
mind when they're talking about
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it.
So, 100, 100 percent and it's
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one of those things too, and we
can all joke about it, folks,
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listening out there folks, who
work like Brian works for an
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educational institution.
I work for a corporate, a pretty
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large corporation, you can't
just go out and just shoot
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things off at the hip.
Sometimes that's a good way to
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get in a lot of trouble with
your to VP He's or in your case,
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like your director like so you
said what?
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Oh ya Shoulda said that, huh?
Yeah, I can hear from the from
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anywhere for my supervisor, to
my department head to, you know,
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dean of students being a school
of medicine.
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So, I mean, there's a lot of
there's a lot of layers where I
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could hear things from.
If I say something that doesn't
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reflect well upon the University
or is not in my purview to speak
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on publicly, Exactly.
So, you know, so let's just put
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that hat on some time when you
see our head coach up there, do
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we want to be more animated?
Yes, maybe it'll come in years.
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Let's cross our fingers.
I really wish we could see some
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old stuff of Frank in the late
80s, early 90s because I think
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we all have the vision of Frank,
his last, you know, decade when
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he was pretty much entrenched
and the legend, you know, Frank
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was very loose, Frank lose Fancy
Gap and we loved him for.
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So yeah.
Yeah, well, Frank new friend who
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had a bullshit in a way that
didn't get him in trouble too.
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So I think it's an art.
I mean, not everybody has that
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gift.
Exactly.
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Moving on to more topics, the
big five star visit man.
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Brian you followed this pretty
close.
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So what have you what have you
read?
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And seen about the treyvion
Anderson visit last week down in
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the bird?
I mean, You know, we got word
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from it that it was coming and
then all of a sudden I was like,
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oh he's gonna be in Blacksburg
because it's okay.
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Well, and then the big thing
that I saw in the big thing that
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I love about Hokie nation in
general, is that we're a very
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aware fan base of both
situations that are going on and
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how much it matters to the
program.
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So I mean, you saw the entire
community of Blacksburg pouring
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on love for this guy.
They know how much this guy
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could mean to our our program.
And They acted accordingly.
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And that's, that's outside of
the school and the coaches and
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everything else.
I'm talking about.
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Just the community, you got
signs everywhere, handmade and
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everything.
So, I mean, they were showing
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this guy, some love, and like I
said, that's what I appreciate
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about our fan base is that they
are so self-aware with things
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like that.
They understand, you know,
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recruiting to a point and they
understand the at least the
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importance of getting somebody
like him to come to Blacksburg
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and that's that's what I love to
see.
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And By all accounts.
It seems like he had a good
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time.
Loves Blacksburg loves the loves
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the coaching staff loves the
feel of Lane, so I'm just, I'm
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hoping that we can close the
deal with them.
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Obviously, I think with him and
with Tony and we're going to get
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the bigger, the bigger push is
obviously because we've got some
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really blue blood programs that
are going after both of those
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guys, absolutely really hard.
But I'm hoping that that The
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family aspect that we've been
talking about and the fact that
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we can take advantage of some of
his versatility in our offense
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that we've been talking about.
I'm hoping those two things come
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to fruition and we can really
get him into Blacksburg and I
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think he can really be something
special.
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Yeah, yeah, agreed with that
again, like I said, last episode
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the options there for him and
Tony the options are going to be
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there to come in and compete and
possibly get a starting job
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right away.
Now, one thing I thought was so
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cool, And give credit again it's
the it's the building its some
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of the foundational pieces that
are being built.
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But some of the photos and the
photo ops that lane were cool in
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the coolest one.
I know I sent it to you was that
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picture of him and pointed.
They look like you can tell
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every kind of Chad and walking
back down the tunnel in black
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and white.
Oh, yeah, I don't know who
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captured that but that's one of
those cool things.
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You don't know what's being said
there, but it's one of those
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things where it there was no
other.
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Coaches around.
There were no other players not
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you know, none of his family
that looked like one of those
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walks of was he was it a picture
of the program there and I mean,
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the pit the picture, definitely
it spoke to a lot of people.
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I think that was the one that I
think was shared around the
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most.
Like I say, you shared it with
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me specifically, even though I
had already seen kind of the
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collage that have been shared
earlier, so I was like, yeah,
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that that one, that one
definitely speaks louder than
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some of the other ones.
The other ones are, you know,
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you got your typical, okay?
With the with the fam and the
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coaching staff and you got your,
you know, you've let your padded
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up glamour shots.
But that one you just kind of
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its spoke a little bit little
bit more.
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It felt like it wasn't a stage
like the other ones were.
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It wasn't like we gathered
everybody together to take the
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picture or hey, you know, we're
going to get you in front of the
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backdrop of the always try to
go.
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It's north-south was a t stands.
Yeah.
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The non student section stand,
that's what I can consider.
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And they're cool, but that
looked like it was one of those
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off-the-cuff moments like, Hey,
we're going to go back to the
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office and and it's like eight,
mom and dad.
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You guys, they're going to tour
you around.
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But I'm gonna go with coach and
it's just kind of like whoever
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was there was like, they're
saying stuff, click capture and
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time, maybe it's maybe it's
maybe wouldn't if he signs that,
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you know, to letter of intent
that that should be The one with
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the letter of intent, that's
there for our folks.
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So I did not get to watch the
basketball game last night.
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Did you catch any of the
unfortunate loss to my watch?
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I watched a little bit of it
last night.
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I was able to get the sum of the
first half in a little bit of
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the second half, you know, just
in general, it was one of those
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classic, hockey games in the
back half of the of the Year
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where we saw that the threes not
Fallen.
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It's going to be a long night
and we had some of the similar
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struggles and I credit to North
Carolina because they did look
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more like what I thought they
would have looked earlier in the
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year and I think some of that is
just finally getting healthy a
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little bit as the season wraps
up.
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But as far as just barometer and
how I feel about the whole
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situation, I mean, I think
overall we have a success for
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year.
One of the Mike young error
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because I don't think I mean
nobody thought 16. 16 was who's
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going to be something that this
team could achieve that started
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the season as they started
pumping.
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Some of the Winds earlier, I
think, we probably recalibrated
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our expectations, probably a
little higher than they should
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have been and success.
Does that, I mean, we've done
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that many times in football
before we have a success out of
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the gate and we recalibrate and
then we get our hearts ripped
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out a little bit.
So I think the husband we're
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hoping nation was was with some
of this at the back habits that
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you know When once you
recalibrated those expectations,
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those losses heard a little bit
more and a little bit more.
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And you got to say, okay, let's
let's take that that red pill
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and you back to reality a little
bit completely agree, man.
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I think 16 and 16 for the Mike
young or great start.
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Very young team, very small
team.
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The way you feel, the only guy
potentially could leave his
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Landers, nollie and in just
think Landers I think what it
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showed with him this year I
think he's Great player, but I
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think being the man, the grind
got to him.
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And if for no other reason, He
should stay in for one reason.
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Dude, you go out there and prove
that you can lead a team for 30
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games and be the man for 30
games without falling off.
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Because of essentially what it
is is you're 19 years old and
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you're the man, you are the man
on a college, you know, division
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one basketball team in a major
conference, he think that's
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good.
Toby comes back.
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All right, so this is a little
preview guys, the 20th day.
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Or spring ball starts.
We are going to be doing a
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centrally call it a grade when
we doing a position preview
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episodes, we're going to hit
every position.
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We're going to give our
individual grades of where we
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feel the position is before
Spring ball in there.
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I'm putting the Highlight on
that before Spring ball because
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clearly you have the guys would
be coming in with Recruiting and
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clearly, you know, like the
cornerback position this year,
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we'll talk about it more but our
top three corners will not be at
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Spring practice, which is, which
is big, but some opportunities.
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There are definitely some
opportunities and especially
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when we're talking about
building, not just for 2020, but
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building going forward, I mean,
obviously get get these guys
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more reps against, you know,
ones and twos versus like,
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practice squad or anything.
Like Like that that's going to
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that's going to pay dividends
down the road.
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So getting as many of those guys
out there as possible is going
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to be good and I think you know
what we want to do with this
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episode is really kind of give
you a essentially, take the
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temperature where we think the
depth is right now before we get
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any sort of on the field
reactions from Spring ball, from
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Spring practice or anything like
that.
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And and enroll into spring
practice with a little bit of
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Little bit of energy because we
can we can kind of feel good
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about about where I think some
of the spots are on this roster
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and you know, there's going to
be a couple that were probably
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going to highlight that are that
were either unsure about or feel
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a little sketchy about.
But I think, I think we're going
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to really give you guys
something to look forward to
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with that.
Absolutely.
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As a question also will be when
we scream at each other, then
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this episode, when I give a bad
grade in your football knowledge
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is like you're a moron care of
this.
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Hey, maybe we'll see.
You will see.
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It depends on.
It depends on physical health.
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How egregious we go there, man?
All right.
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Brian, you've got something.
You want to invite our listeners
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to so go for it.
Big guy.
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Alright well me and Curtis for
probably what about going about
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6 or 7 years now.
Have been doing this get
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together at a spot that we love
her.
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Lee's Tavern out in the West End
at the shop to Denver book,
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shops in Innsbruck.
Yes, sir.
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And you know you hear the shout
out there on getting you guys
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listen to The less macro.
Are you going to hear that?
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That spot shot of that a lot?
That's one of our favorite spots
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to we're out.
We're out there a lot.
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And we said every year, the
Friday that March Madness kicks
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off, we always have a
get-together.
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We have some co-workers come in
some friends, but any of the
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listeners out there in the air
for, we want to cordially invite
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you to our March.
Madness kickoff at her, Lee's
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Tavern, March 20th.
We usually set up shop around
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noon, we've got the back room to
ourselves.
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Eggs, we have that running from
noon to 5.
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So anytime you guys want to stop
in that day, watch some
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basketball.
Grab a beer, chatas up a little
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bit, feel free to do that and,
you know, come up to us.
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Let us know who you are and
we'll let you know how we're
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doing and watching good, good
basketball.
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Hopefully.
As long as the coronavirus does
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not cause any more havoc on this
situation and you just shake my
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head at that man.
Yeah and by all means if you are
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Just did but have more questions
you know feel free to drop a
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line at the boundary podcast
Twitter account we can help you
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out if you need to know where it
is again it's the shops at
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Innsbruck.
It's at the intersection of
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Broad and Cox so yeah if you
want to come come by it should
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be a lot of fun.
All right now now speaking of
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going to Hurley's on a Friday
afternoon and drinking beer day
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drinking which used to come to
us pretty easy.
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Man.
It's like you hit 30 and all of
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a sudden man hangovers hitting
different and then talking about
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earlier about spring break, the
poll question this week little
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little fun.
What is your go to hangover?
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Cure, no medicine involved.
And the selections are the hair
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of the dog case.
Gatorade some good greasy food
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or just let me sleep all day.
Don't bother me.
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Xiaomi and me and Brian will be
voting on that Curtis.
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What's your hair of the dog?
What's your go-to hair of the
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dog?
Whatever.
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I was drinking the night before
he got to trick the body, okay?
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So whatever it was of you, if
you drinking Coors you go and
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course he finally course you can
drink.
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Exactly.
Let's loot, let's do a little
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Jack and Coke start today, that
whatever you had.
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You have to get what you have
back in you.
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Because if not, you're risking
the body, Acting is.
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You don't have very dangerous.
Personally, I always felt like
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it was stages.
There was some things just do
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that.
Some are you need?
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Gatorade, some greasy food
somewhere.
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Just the nights where it's,
like, listen.
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I need to sleep like till 5:00,
nobody, but so, but if I wake up
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with just the headache, if I've
got the pounding headache, let
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me go ahead and pound some
Gatorade, that usually what you
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did and what you have to do that
day.
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So what's the go to Gatorade for
you though?
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What's the go to Gatorade?
You get you go.
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Are you doing them in line?
Now?
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Usually, when a lot of orange,
see, I see as I got older, I
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felt like lemon, lime, orange
and even read would give me
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terrible heartburn.
So I always felt the blue, was
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the better one to go with?
Okay.
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Awesome.
Stick and blue stick and blew it
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with the blue.
Awesome.
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Well, Hokie Nation.
We thank you guys for continuing
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to follow us on this podcast.
I think Brian.
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We're closing in on 200 plus
listens.
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We're closing in on On 200 +
Twitter followers, we really
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appreciate you guys, you know,
creating the conversation,
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giving us feedback, you know.
It does mean a lot to us.
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And by all means, if you have
suggestions, or if you want to
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give us some feedback, put a DM
out to us, you know, tweet us
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not gonna hurt her feelings?
We're big boys.
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Yeah, I mean, and some of you
follow me on, follow me
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personally on Twitter, not just
at the boundary Corner page, so
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you have you want to hit me up
directly?
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Feel free to do that.
I will listen, I will take any
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questions.
This is MM, compliments,
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whatever it is, man.
I've definitely always had a
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want of constructive criticism.
So feel free to hit us with
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whatever you got.
Will definitely take it to heart
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and try to make this thing
better.
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Awesome.
And I agree with him.
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Same with my personal account,
as well.
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That's going to wrap up the
episode today.
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Hokie nation of the boundary
Corner podcast.
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I'm Curtis Wilson, I'm Brian
sequel, let Jason play.
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You guys out as always check him
out on Spotify.
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Apple music.
Thank you for listening and as
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always, let's go Okies.