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……… for the ACC. YOU KNOW WHAT YOU DID!!!!!!


Lets Goooooo Mountaineers!!!!!

Mountainman wrote:……… for the ACC. YOU KNOW WHAT YOU DID!!!!!!


Lets Goooooo Mountaineers!!!!!

I'm glad you said it ...

I was hopin' that would be the sentiment goin' into this one.

I'd sure like to see the Mountaineers show them pretentious sons of pejorative for female dogs what's fore.

These are the guys that blocked WeVu from joining the conference. Along with Duke, Virginia and Wake Forest.

And let's not mince words.

Those fatherless illegitimates never wanted Miami in the conference either. We've had our frustrations ever since joining.

Now the Tailasshoesee people are finding out what it's like to be the black sheep.

This conference is as about as dead as the Pac. And honestly, I have no tears for it.

I never wanted to join the ACC. And they've done nothing but prove me right.

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Oh, Yeah!

78 yard TD punt return, after a strong defensive stand, had the Tars truly backed up on their Flatassed Heels.

Punting on 4th and 28, gettin' burnt by special teams.

Just like that, 14-3 with under 2 minutes to go before the half.

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Now, they're gonna obviously give this guy the TD ...

But tell me that wasn't a push-off!

Not to mention, the receiver on the play before was tackled in bounds on his knees, and leaned out after he shoulda been ruled down.

Mind you, UNC has all 3 timeouts. However, that should have had to burn one to keep the clock from running.

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No surrender ...

The `EErs get down the field quickly to kick the FG before the half.

Now, if they can get a Pick 6 to start the second half.

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Nice win!

Spence wrote:Nice win!

It was, with 20 points as the cushion.

That's one Board Dweller's game in the books.

4 more regulars to go.

Mine is tomorrow afternoon @ 2:15.

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