Virginia Tech Hokies?
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tyrod taylor from hampton, va is their highly touted quarterback prospect....i dunno if tyrod will be good enough (college football experience wise) to start next year but tech already has enough young talent to let taylor get one year in the system before he starts...theyll be back
574932
UNC or so the rumors say.
321945
UNC Tarheels Tar Heels are the best. Duke is puke!
219188
WVU probably has the hardest road to the Final Four of all the Sweet Sixteen.  Texas is a power house team that has great guard play and can also play down-low.  If WVU can get past them, which is no guarantee, they would have to face either Duke or LSU.  Duke is a talented team that I am sure everyone has heard of and about.  LSU is another solid team with "Big Baby" down-low.\n\nI personally cannot see WVU getting out of the region unless Gansey, Pittsnogle, and Herber can hit their threes and slash to the hoop.
231307
Ok heres what's ganna happen.  BC isnt a great football team anymore, VA Tech was a 1 year team with Marcus Vick Clemson is getting better and so is NC State, Maryland needs a good bowl win to get up there.  FSU could get back into their big confrence streakes if they get a good recruting class.  But as far as for 10 years going 8-0 and 7-1 every year no chance.
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Virginia\nSouth Carolina\nVirginia Tech\nLSU\nTexas A + M\nKentucky
898253
Virginia is bleeding?
824253
Sorry, I can't help with accommodations but please kick their Sonner butts. The University of Texas at Norman has no business being on the field with any team from Texas.\n\nHook'em!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
781949
I totally agree.  I must say that in watching this game, I do not get any sort of sense of a quality team.  First let us look at the 10 point win for Louisville.  7 points came from a fumble (which was part of a series of 3 turnovers in 4 plays).  7 points came from a ugly punt with ugly tackling to be returned for a TD.  That just goes to show West Virginia was over rated.\n\nNow for Lousiville, they played horribly.  They allowed over 500 yards of offense against them (BTW for a total between both of over 1000 yards... yikes).  Even bad highschool teams give up less than this.  There was no tackling, there was no defense.  The game was a shootout to see who would make a few mistakes... West VA lost that bet.  It is easy to score a lot of points when the other team cannot stop an old woman with a cane in one hand and the ball in the other.  It is very easy to run up points all season when you play a bunch of short bus schools chasing butterflys up and down the field.  Wait until the bowl games... when all the "power house" Big East teams play real "Power Conferences."(SEC, Big 10, ACC, Pac 10).  They will learn what a real football is like.  All I hope for is either: 1) All the Big East teams knock each other out or 2) They all go to decent bowls where they get there butts kicked, and they start where they belong next year.  And yes, I know Ohio State is awesome, Michigan is too.  Sorry they have to knock each other out but it is the way it goes.  I see Ohio State/Florida or Auburn in the title... the way it should be.  Go Jackets (Yes, I know... not a title hope but they win the ACC and are Orange Bowl bound)!
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#8  the U\n\nThere was a shakeup — no, let’s make that, earthquake, on the Miami coaching staff following the 40–3 embarrassment at the hands of LSU in the Peach Bowl, when four top assistants were shown the door. Also gone are leading receiver Sinorice Moss, four offensive line starters and kick returner extraordinaire Devin Hester. \n\nKyle Wright begins his junior season under the eyes of first-year offensive coordinator Rich Olson, who has spent the last 12 years coaching in the NFL, and new quarterbacks coach Todd Berry. Wright posted good numbers (59 percent completion average, 2,403 yards, 18 touchdowns to 10 interceptions) for a first-time starter, but he is capable of much more. High-potential wide receivers Ryan Moore, Lance Leggett and Darnell Jenkins also need to step it up. Tight End Greg Olsen might be the best pass catcher on the team; he leads the returnees with 31 catches in 2005. \n\nTyrone Moss ran for 701 yards and 12 touchdowns before a knee injury felled him after eight games. The prognosis is good for his 100 percent return. Also returning is Charlie Jones, who started the rest of the way and netted 507 yards. A new offensive line has to be assembled around returning center Anthony Wollschlager. \n\nThe Canes boasts perhaps the best pair of safeties in the nation. Brandon Meriweather led the Canes in tackles with 115, including 13 for a loss, and Kenny Phillips started 11 games as a true freshman and was a unanimous freshman All-American. Opposing offenses will have to game plan for Phillips for at least the next two years. End Baraka Atkins and linebacker Tavares Gooden are the bell-ringers up front. \n\nThe Hurricanes will open 2006 at home to Florida State on Monday, Sept. 4, then travel to Louisville in Week 3. Later in the season, on consecutive weekends, come games at Georgia Tech and home against Virginia Tech.\n\nMY pick: First in the ACC Coastal\n\nReturning starters\n5 offense, 6 defense, both kickers\n\nWinners\nSince 2000, Miami has the highest winning percentage of all Division I-A schools at .865 (64–10), having recorded at least nine wins in each of the six seasons.\n\nPoint taken\nMiami placekicker Jon Peattie leads all current players nationally in scoring with 272 points over his first three seasons.\n\nScore no more\nMiami’s defense in 2005 allowed fewer touchdowns (19) than any other in the nation last year except Alabama’s (15).\n\n2006 Schedule\nS. 4 Florida State\nS. 9 Florida A&M\nS. 16 at Louisville\nS. 30 Houston\nO. 7 North Carolina\nO. 14 Florida International\nO. 21 at Duke\nO. 28 at Georgia Tech\nN. 4 Virginia Tech\nN. 11 at Maryland\nN. 18 at Virginia\nN. 23 Boston College
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The answer leads all the way back to 1896 when Virginia Agricultural and Mechanical College changed its name to Virginia Polytechnic Institute. With the change came the necessity for writing a new cheer and a contest for such a purpose was held by the student body. \nSenior O.M. Stull won first prize for his "Hokie" yell which is still used today. Later, when asked if "Hokie" had any special meaning, Stull explained the word was solely the product of his imagination and was used only as an attention-getter for his yell. It soon became a nickname for all Tech teams and for those people loyal to Tech athletics.
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Hate to be wishy washy, but it seems to me that they are on the bubble right now. Yes, they have some impressive wins lately. On the other hand, they have a chance to be eliminated early in the conference tournament, which would hurt them quite a bit. \n\nOverall, I think your Orangemen have a better chance than my Hoosiers! LOL
287631
duke blue devils all the way!! thanks for asking
193705
Kentucky lost to South Carolina today, so they'll be lucky to get an at-large berth (though I bet they will get in). Whether or not they'll get put in Duke's bracket is anyone's guess, though that matchup may not be as compelling this season. But Kentucky is 21-12 out of the SEC, and I doubt they'd get put at #8 or #9 - more like a #7. A 21-12 SEC team with a lesser rep would get the 8-9 game.\n\nTwo teams to watch in the early rounds: BC and Syracuse. BC looked great against UNC today - highly physical and they made shots. I see them making an Elite Eight run. Syracuse is riding a wave and could go to the Sweet 16, but they'll eventually peter out. McNamara can't hit clutch shots every game, so someone else will have to step up if he falters.
838104
They wouldnt be my favorite..My favorite game they played was the 2005 SUGAR BOWL...38-35 but shouldnt have been that close...especially in Georiga..Georgia should have won ... WVU is my team..White,Slaton are unstoppable...wvu lost to louisville (slaton went out in the 3rd quarter with a sprained wrist)
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They haven't had a decent quarterback there since Weinke (and even he wasn't that great).  McPherson getting into trouble and getting kicked off the team hurt them.  Until they can recruit a strong QB, they will stay middle of the pack in the ACC.
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This one?\nhttp://www.taylor.k12.ky.us/TCHS/Sports/index.htm