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Nolaeer said...
Wrong:
National title goes bye bye in Morgantown. What was worse VT beat Miami 31-7 the following week. Oh what could have been EAM!!!!
In frank beamer's 23 years of coaching, no stretch was tougher than the last 10 days of October. It started when his third-ranked Virginia Tech team let a potential undefeated season slip away for the fourth time in as many years, losing 28-7 at West Virginia on Oct. 22. Then, having been caught on camera slapping receiver Ernest Wilford on the helmet during the game, Beamer was ashamed and apologized for his uncharacteristic behavior. Finally there was the intense preparation for last Saturday's game against Big East nemesis Miami, which hadn't lost a regular-season game since September 2000 and hadn't been beaten by a conference opponent since November 1999.
"I was embarrassed by the Ernest situation, and I must be taking losses harder than I did when I was younger, because I wasn't sleeping," said Beamer. "It was an awful week."
What a difference beating the Hurricanes can make. By demolishing Miami 31-7, the Hokies moved back into the national title picture, jumping five spots in the AP poll to No. 5 and moving up to No. 6 in the BCS standings. Virginia Tech got back on track by playing Beamer's signature brand of football: opportunistic defense and momentous special teams play. Among the highlights: junior cornerback Eric Green's blocked field goal in the first quarter, junior cornerback DeAngelo Hall's fumble recovery and 28-yard return for a touchdown in the second quarter, and Green's 51-yard interception return for a touchdown in the third quarter. Hall's and Green's scores gave the defense and special teams a combined 10 touchdowns this season, the most in the nation.
Virginia Tech had strayed from Beamerball against West Virginia. The defense allowed tailback Quincy Wilson to rush for 178 yards, and the special teams did nothing special.
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OrangeTerrapin said...
I really don't remember if I was more angry or depressed for Butler. I did not actually drink much during the game, but I sure did afterwards.
But I do remember having a lurker yell out something like "Hey OT?" that night at IIRC NcDevins in Canton.
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gurgle said...
lol
Dude I know you're just trolling but we lost 5 games that year. UVA beat us. Let that sink in. U-V-A. We didn't even finish the year ranked. Not a good team, sort of like the WVU team that went to Blacksburg next year with a #6 ranking and lost...
Many of Pitt's 58 "rushing attempts" were the result qb Tino Sunseri fleeing the pocket like a man whose clothes were on fire.
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terp80 said...
October 3rd, 1982...Memorial Stadium, Baltimore. The O's were playing the Brewers in the final game of the season. Both teams were tied for first place...winner went to the playoffs, loser went home. Jim Palmer (15-4) vs Don Sutton (16-9). Palmer picked that day to perfect his BP fastball...he was ineffectively followed by Tippy and Dennis Martinez, and Mike Flanagan. The O's lost 10-2.
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terp80 said...
October 3rd, 1982...Memorial Stadium, Baltimore. The O's were playing the Brewers in the final game of the season. Both teams were tied for first place...winner went to the playoffs, loser went home. Jim Palmer (15-4) vs Don Sutton (16-9). Palmer picked that day to perfect his BP fastball...he was ineffectively followed by Tippy and Dennis Martinez, and Mike Flanagan. The O's lost 10-2.
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ajefx said...
Even though we pissed away several opportunities through fumbles or interceptions, we were still in position to win it until awful, awful reffing whored us in overtime. You can overcome bad calls or bad play early in the game, and it gets tougher and tougher as the game goes on. It's near impossible to overcome drive-extending bad calls in a sudden death setting.
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