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Whit Babcock announces ‘retirement’ as AD at Virginia Tech
Tim Sands was the first domino to fall at the behest of the football booster lobby at Virginia Tech, and the second, Whit Babcock, fell on his sword today, announcing his, ahem, “retirement,” effective July 1.
Ben Cline breaks his silence on failure to save his job from the gerrymander
Ben Cline has finally spoken on his failed effort to get Virginia to vote down congressional redistricting/save his $174,000-a-year job, and not surprisingly, he can’t get the facts straight.
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