Bob Green wrote:Some internet hack wrote a preview of the running backs:
http://bluedevilnation.net/2015/07/foot ... ing-backs/
Not bad for a hack ;) .
Thanks!
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Bob Green wrote:Some internet hack wrote a preview of the running backs:
http://bluedevilnation.net/2015/07/foot ... ing-backs/
That's excellent, Bob. Thanks!Bob Green wrote:Here is my look at the wide receivers: http://bluedevilnation.net/2015/07/foot ... mpetition/
I asked about those new seats on the west side of the stadium. I was told that the players' families will occupy them. Didn't ask about the east side though.Bob Green wrote:I have a question for the group in regard to the ongoing stadium renovations. Before I proceed, it is important to declare that I am very excited about the renovations in general, but... There seems to be a lot of excitement about the new seats closer to the field; however, I am of the opinion the key to having an excellent view of the whole field/game is to sit up high. Plus, you're closer to the head (latrine/comfort room/restroom). On to the question:
Are any of y 'all planning to try and sit down low in the new seats?
The Green Family will be sitting in the same general location all us CTNers normally sit - up high in Section 19.
And the devildeacs will be bothering, err, joining you and whatever/whoever CTN denizens also choose to park our hot, sweaty carcasses in that section.Bob Green wrote:I have a question for the group in regard to the ongoing stadium renovations. Before I proceed, it is important to declare that I am very excited about the renovations in general, but... There seems to be a lot of excitement about the new seats closer to the field; however, I am of the opinion the key to having an excellent view of the whole field/game is to sit up high. Plus, you're closer to the head (latrine/comfort room/restroom). On to the question:
Are any of y 'all planning to try and sit down low in the new seats?
The Green Family will be sitting in the same general location all us CTNers normally sit - up high in Section 19.
I was referring to the new seats in the closed end zone (north). Will they be designated General Admission seats?Devil in the Blue Dress wrote:I asked about those new seats on the west side of the stadium. I was told that the players' families will occupy them. Didn't ask about the east side though.
That's a good question and one I didn't ask. I've tried to find an up to date stadium map on goduke.com, but find nothing which reflects the changes which will be in place for the 2015 season.Bob Green wrote:I was referring to the new seats in the closed end zone (north). Will they be designated General Admission seats?Devil in the Blue Dress wrote:I asked about those new seats on the west side of the stadium. I was told that the players' families will occupy them. Didn't ask about the east side though.
Very nice. Thanks for the post.Devil in the Blue Dress wrote:What a wonderful development! Kelb y is on the watch list for the Wuerffel Trophy despite the career ending injury!
http://www1.nmnathletics.com/ViewArticl ... EM_ID=4200
Seems ok, I'm fine with being dead center. I think we'll end up higher than that of course, but there are unknowns that the press legitimately has questions for. Nice to see them finally leave UNC on the lower half of expectations.Bob Green wrote:ACC Media picks Duke 4th in Coastal:
http://www.wralsportsfan.com/clemson-ta ... /14785492/
1. GT 2. VT 3. Miami 4. Duke 5. UNC 6. Pitt 7. Virginia
Seems fair to me, although Miami is overrated and Pitt underrated. Miami lost a lot off of last year's team. Pitt has best RB/WR/QB combo returning.
The new coaching assignments combined with an infusion of youth into the 2-Deep rotation has the potential to produce result up front analogous to what took place in the secondary two seasons ago. It should not be a surprise when the defensive front six show a significant uptick in production in 2015. It is the natural next step in program development in Durham.
I sure hope that knucklehead is correct.Bob Green wrote:That Internet Hack is at it again:
http://bluedevilnation.net/2015/07/foot ... front-six/
The new coaching assignments combined with an infusion of youth into the 2-Deep rotation has the potential to produce result up front analogous to what took place in the secondary two seasons ago. It should not be a surprise when the defensive front six show a significant uptick in production in 2015. It is the natural next step in program development in Durham.