Live Blog | UVa.-Virginia Tech
The day is here, and ACCVirginia.com will be live in Scott Stadium in Charlottesville for the annual in-state rivalry game between the University of Virginia Cavaliers and the Virginia Tech Hokies.
Kickoff is set for 3:30 p.m. The game is being broadcast on ABC-TV.
Editor Chris Graham will be live in the press box providing score updates, observations, commentary and analysis.
Join in with your own thoughts on the game.
If games were only two quarters, UVA would do so much better. Not sure what they do at halftime, but they just don’t play well in the second half.
Give me a call tomorrow Chris. Sometime after the announcement at 1pm.
Maybe Al Groh will announce his retirement tonight and save everyone having to wait until tommorrow …
Will do, Jay.
Good news on the horizon, at least.
Hey, maybe he does it tonight.
Are UVA fans still there? Or filing out fast?
I have two friends that are still there and I’m not counting Chris.
Come on guys, don’t be stupid!
Scrum on the field. No need for this. They’re kicking our ass.
No mo’ Groh.
Having said that, if these jerks in front of me don’t shut their yappers, there’s going to be a scrum up here.
All of a sudden we’re looking good with 1 minute 55 left…
Damn, I jinxed them!!
I’m glad these yahoos down in front of me can spell. They probably made dean’s list.
Be nice – Chris Graham. Enjoy the news conference. Maybe UVA fans will start a GOODBYE chant … odds on that one?
Score update, Florida 37, FSU 10
Another friend on FB already started it on FB…
She’s at the game too.
Groh hasn’t resigned yet. But his wife and daughter were in the media room afterward, and all were in tears when Al read a poem at the end of the press conference about the man in the mirror.
Al read a poem … wow. I wouldn’t have expected that. Even if he couldn’t win football games, I’ve been told he is a nice guy and I’m sure even he is disappointed he couldn’t produce more results.
“Al read a poem at the end of the press conference about the man in the mirror.”
Michael Jackson? Ahh, what a nice way to go out, memorializing a gifted but flawed entertainer.
No, seriously, does Groh really think that he should be proud of the way that he’s coached? He is still going to pocket $4 million over the next two years because his teams had gotten progressively worse and he needed to be fired, right? Shouldn’t someone who makes a point of praising his own integrity after a 42-13 loss refuse to accept that money from his alma mater during a dismal budget situation?