For some reason, I thought he was on Bill Stewart's staff or something.
EDIT: Also, it appears he signed a 6 year deal, so good luck with that, WVU.
Looks like aTm is going after venebles for DC. Offering 1.5 million. We may lose both coordinators before the first week of December is over.
We lived up to our expectations this year. How many divisions can say that?!The SEC East is pathetic
We lived up to our expectations this year. How many divisions can say that?!
VT plays football the way the Pacers play basketball
We have several. CriggsMc something with a goat avatar and another wvu fan with a couch candle avatar.
We lived up to our expectations this year. How many divisions can say that?!
Fairly common surname?What kind of name is Greyson?
Is there a worse power conference coach than Mike London? Yeesh
Pac 12 South exceeded expectations, but that's the norm out west. Conference of champions... until Oregon loses to Arizona and no Pac 12 team makes the playoffs.
Just got a call from my dad, and we start talking about what's going on in the world of college football like we always do. We talked about the games today and about playing Arizona again, etc. And then he tells me that there's a 50% chance he has lung cancer.
Like football, many aspects of life just happen by chance. And all you can do is root for the outcome in your favor. I didn't think I'd be passionately rooting for someone or something other than my favorite team, but I don't care if the Ducks lose every game between now and the rest of my life as long as my dad is still around to call me up and bs about it or whatever else is going on in life. But I hope they at least end the season on a good note for him, just in case...
Sorry for being lame and sappy. Don't really know who to talk to and feel a little better by getting some feelings off my chest.
GoDucksDad
Just got a call from my dad, and we start talking about what's going on in the world of college football like we always do. We talked about the games today and about playing Arizona again, etc. And then he tells me that there's a 50% chance he has lung cancer.
Like football, many aspects of life just happen by chance. And all you can do is root for the outcome in your favor. I didn't think I'd be passionately rooting for someone or something other than my favorite team, but I don't care if the Ducks lose every game between now and the rest of my life as long as my dad is still around to call me up and bs about it or whatever else is going on in life. But I hope they at least end the season on a good note for him, just in case...
Sorry for being lame and sappy. Don't really know who to talk to and feel a little better by getting some feelings off my chest.
GoDucksDad
Damn, guys. Here's to hoping that it's nothing in the case of both your dads.Gracious. I was there with a lung cancer scare with my dad almost 3 years ago. Had spots on both of his lungs, doctors seemed sure it was cancer, just needed a biopsy to confirm. Not one but two biopsies later, they found out it was just some infection or something, likely a reaction to some medication he was taking. Don't lose hope.
Now my dad has had 2 PSA tests (prostate) that show a significant likelihood of cancer, with a biopsy coming in mid-December. Hopefully, nothing comes of this, either, but if so, I can only pray it can be treated. Little mini rant here, but also a bit of hope, maybe... but the first PSA was in the early October timeframe, the second was in early-to-mid November, and now the biopsy is in mid-December. The doctors sure don't seem to be in any hurry to find out. Mini rant 2... you know how people like to cite Canada and waiting lists as arguments against universal healthcare? Yeah. Nothing like waiting for months in the United States for such "trivialities" as cancer tests.
Just got a call from my dad, and we start talking about what's going on in the world of college football like we always do. We talked about the games today and about playing Arizona again, etc. And then he tells me that there's a 50% chance he has lung cancer.
Like football, many aspects of life just happen by chance. And all you can do is root for the outcome in your favor. I didn't think I'd be passionately rooting for someone or something other than my favorite team, but I don't care if the Ducks lose every game between now and the rest of my life as long as my dad is still around to call me up and bs about it or whatever else is going on in life. But I hope they at least end the season on a good note for him, just in case...
Sorry for being lame and sappy. Don't really know who to talk to and feel a little better by getting some feelings off my chest.
GoDucksDad
Gracious. I was there with a lung cancer scare with my dad almost 3 years ago. Had spots on both of his lungs, doctors seemed sure it was cancer, just needed a biopsy to confirm. Not one but two biopsies later, they found out it was just some infection or something, likely a reaction to some medication he was taking. Don't lose hope.
Now my dad has had 2 PSA tests (prostate) that show a significant likelihood of cancer, with a biopsy coming in mid-December. Hopefully, nothing comes of this, either, but if so, I can only pray it can be treated. Little mini rant here, but also a bit of hope, maybe... but the first PSA was in the early October timeframe, the second was in early-to-mid November, and now the biopsy is in mid-December. The doctors sure don't seem to be in any hurry to find out. Mini rant 2... you know how people like to cite Canada and waiting lists as arguments against universal healthcare? Yeah. Nothing like waiting for months in the United States for such "trivialities" as cancer tests.
uclol
can't accomplish anything meaningful even with USC under massive sanctions.
meanwhile Hundley says he has "done everything I set out to do"
I guess bailing out of the biggest game of his college career was the last thing on the list
Gracious. I was there with a lung cancer scare with my dad almost 3 years ago. Had spots on both of his lungs, doctors seemed sure it was cancer, just needed a biopsy to confirm. Not one but two biopsies later, they found out it was just some infection or something, likely a reaction to some medication he was taking. Don't lose hope.
Now my dad has had 2 PSA tests (prostate) that show a significant likelihood of cancer, with a biopsy coming in mid-December. Hopefully, nothing comes of this, either, but if so, I can only pray it can be treated. Little mini rant here, but also a bit of hope, maybe... but the first PSA was in the early October timeframe, the second was in early-to-mid November, and now the biopsy is in mid-December. The doctors sure don't seem to be in any hurry to find out. Mini rant 2... you know how people like to cite Canada and waiting lists as arguments against universal healthcare? Yeah. Nothing like waiting for months in the United States for such "trivialities" as cancer tests.
Damn, guys. Here's to hoping that it's nothing in the case of both your dads.
Sorry to hear that guys. Positive thoughts in both of your directions.
Maybe you'll end up in the St. Pete Bitcoin bowl against UCF. A loss against us will surely cause a firing.As a VT student, this was the worst possible ending. I still hope Beamer gets fired. Worst season in years, mediocrity on every level.
Tennessee ascending to heights unseen here in 4 years after today's Vandy game. 6-6. A bowl game. We made it. We're number one!
I don't think I've ever seen so few Michigan fans in Columbus as I'm seeing today.
Not surprising, I guess.
Eh, Volnation is Volnation. I do wish they'd have just played Dobbs this year as I think we'd have at least beaten UF, but what's done is done. A bowl game was my goal for this team. Hopefully they come out and stomp Vandy in front of an all orange crowd. Racing home from Charlotte, NC after visiting family and hoping to be back in Knoxville at kickoff.Yet the fans yelling we were gonna go 4-8 or 5-7 are now unhappy cause going 6-6 is unacceptable. And you can tell after year 2 cause some coaches that had actual seniors of their team was able to win 9-10 games their second year.
Also they are wearing this on their helmet today: