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Miami Eye in the Sky!
Virginia Tech=4o, Miami=38 Virginia Tech football is 2 up vs. a stunning 3 down. The Hokies we fear are approaching the proverbial brink. As they surely expended a lotta bullets and burnt a lotta calories to a doneski crips down in Coral Gables only to come up :o3 seconds short on a brutal overuled jump-ball […] READ MORE
Miami football preview!
#82 R.P.I. Virginia Tech @ #11 R.P.I. Miami: Today’s word of the day is… FEAR. fear /fir/ noun. Origin: Old English fǣr ‘calamity, danger’, fǣran ‘frighten’, also ‘revere’. an unpleasant emotion caused by the belief that someone or something is dangerous, likely to cause pain or a threat. a feeling of anxiety concerning the outcome of […] READ MORE
Rutgers Eye in the Sky!
Virginia Tech=23, Rutgers=26 Virginia Tech football fought the good fight. The Hokies just came up ½-a-play short and did not win the nite. Eye say this… as this squadron coulda let go the rope. Spit the bit. Wet the bed. Picked up the… soap. As a lotta lesser teams and men woulda done just that. […] READ MORE
Rutgers football preview!!!
#77 R.P.I. Virginia Tech vs. #4o R.P.I. Rutgers: Today’s word of the day is… Rutgers. RÚt•gerš. noun. Rutgers was chartered in 1766 as Queen’s College, a private institution affiliated with the Dutch Reformed Church. Queen’s College was renamed Rutgers College in 1825 after philanthropist Colonel Henry Rutgers, a Revolutionary War hero and son of colonists from […] READ MORE
Old Dominion Eye in the Sky!
Virginia Tech=37, Old Dominion=17 Virginia Tech football played and won/survived another game of Quarter… bounce. The Hokies were up a whopping four, that’s (4) whole entire points at the 35-minute marker as a significant road favorite vs. a significantly very lowly Nationally rated O.d.u. team. (Recall the following incoming Monarch metrics, please… …of the soon-to-be […] READ MORE
Old Dominion football preview!!!
#66 R.P.I. Virginia Tech @ #94 R.P.I. Old Dominion: Today’s word of the day is… a·jar /əˈjär/ adjective (of a door or other opening) slightly open. to be out of harmony. (adverb). 10 PM TSL MB O.DDoS.U?!? Origin: mid 16th century: from on + obsolete char (Old English cerr ) ‘a turn, return’ READ MORE