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11/2/2006 9:10:58 PM

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"What brother jimmy's are you going too? Im going to the one on 80th and 81st"

77th and 2nd for me. Thats the one I primarily go to. I know a couple of the bartenders there and a lot of NCSU alum go there.

11/2/2006 9:15:33 PM

Sorry if this question has been asked already, but this is my first game this year because I live out of town. When are the lots open for tailgating?

11/2/2006 11:58:41 PM

fairgrounds = 3pm (4 hours)

11/3/2006 12:14:23 AM

Ironicly ESPN-U was given as a free preview last month on Dish Network. Now the preview is gone. Last weeks game was on network TV AND available on PPV. The only way I can watch this game is to order ESPN-U, actually go to the game, or find someone else who has ESPN-U and mooch.

Perhaps if we had better fans we'd get better TV time.

11/3/2006 7:52:52 AM

BETTER fans?

Dude, stop smoking.

We've had comments from several teams that our stadium was amazing this year already.

And despite having a mediocre team, we pack the house more than most teams in the ACC.

Look how many active messageboards we have. Compare to other schools.

We have recently been picked over BETTER teams for bowls because our fans rock and travel well.

[Edited on November 3, 2006 at 9:35 AM. Reason : ]

11/3/2006 9:34:52 AM

I'm referring to the ppl calling for chucks head.

11/3/2006 3:52:15 PM

must suck to not have ESPN U....

11/3/2006 3:53:06 PM

perhaps if we had a better TEAM we'd get more tv time

11/3/2006 3:53:51 PM

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"I'm referring to the ppl calling for chucks head."

dumbest shit ever.

11/3/2006 4:11:09 PM

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"77th and 2nd for me. Thats the one I primarily go to. I know a couple of the bartenders there and a lot of NCSU alum go there."

ahh ok...I know one of the waitresses at the 80th/81st one.

I may head down there though and see how the ncsu crowd is compared to the one I usually go to.

11/3/2006 5:43:54 PM

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"perhaps if we had a better TEAM we'd get more tv time "

11/3/2006 6:10:45 PM

what color is the fairground parking lot for this game?

11/3/2006 9:23:41 PM

^anyone?

11/3/2006 9:47:19 PM

purple

11/3/2006 10:56:04 PM

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"Georgia Tech (6-2) at NC State (3-5) — Saturday at 7 p.m. ET Why to watch: Despite getting hammered at Clemson two weeks ago, Georgia Tech was still sitting atop the ACC Coastal Division but needed the win over Miami to cement its status. One 30-23 hard fought victory later, and Tech has all but punched its ticket to Jacksonville as the Coastal champs. It would take losing two of its final three games against the Tobacco Road schools – NC State, UNC and Duke – to get knocked out of the championship game. Knowing that they can possibly ruin Georgia Tech's season and stay in the hunt for a bowl game, the Wolfpack will show up a bit more inspired than they were last week at Virginia in a 14-7 loss. After a stellar ACC conference start, including wins over Boston College and FSU, the Wolfpack have lost three key games in a row and are now fighting for its post-season life with a trip to Clemson next week. Why Georgia Tech might win: Reggie. Ball. Up and down only begins to describe how Ball has played in his four years as the starter, but he proved through much of this season that he's still the ultimate key for this entire team even when he's not playing his best. At Clemson, he was injured early, couldn't find Calvin Johnson, and the offense went nowhere in the 31-7 loss. Last week against Miami, he started three of 16 before completing eight of his last eleven passes including a touchdown. Georgia Tech's offense will ride Ball's arm and leadership to Jacksonville for the ACC championship game, but will need his legs this week in Raleigh to beat the Wolfpack. Why NC State might win: Clemson blitzed Georgia Tech's defense for 342 rushing yards. Last week, Miami RB Javarris James ran for 113 yards, averaging nearly six yards per carry. Sensing a theme here? State's running back twosome - Andre Brown and Toney Baker – is as talented as any duo in the league, but the Wolfpack have been forced to abandon the run in comebacks. These two should pound away at the Yellow Jacket defensive front early in the game to get them involved right away creating a myriad of problems for defensive coordinator Jon Tenuta's fast, but lithe, defense. Who to watch: As State will focus on establishing the running game early, Georgia Tech linebackers KaMichael Hall and Philip Wheeler will be in the spotlight as they're still smarting from the problems against the Clemson backs. The two star linebackers have combined for 111 tackles this season, and they'll both need a monster game to quell any run game effectiveness for State while forcing State QB Daniel Evans to win the game. What will happen: Georgia Tech RB Tashard Choice will have another 100 yard rushing game and Ball will be a 150 yards passing/50 yards rushing dual threat. The combination of Choice and Ball will force State to again abandon the running game and rely on Evans to carry the offense. That's when Tenuta's zone dog scheme will cause all kind of havoc for the sophomore signal caller, who hasn't seen pressure like what he's going to see from this week. Line: Georgia Tech -6.5 Must See Rating: (5 skip the birth of your first born - 1 Running with Scissors) ... 3 Fearless Prediction: Georgia Tech 24 … NC State 14"

11/4/2006 12:31:58 AM

calvin johnson is gonna pwn us yet again but i think ball will pull us through and we'll win 24-21

11/4/2006 2:58:58 AM