'18 Recruiting Forum: Official UTEP Pre-Game/Game Thread

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Rishvol said:
What was 20 years ago
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#29
#29
Glitch said:
Make improvement once again. OL needs to gel and gel quickly. We need to play the full 60 minutes, not just a quarter here and a half there. 60 gall dang minutes. It's #7 for goodness sake! Continue to tweak and improve. Build team cohesion and begin to be a whole team. We are not just offense or defense or special teams. We are the Vols and we win or lose together.

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This i where i sit as well.
 
#35
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jakez4ut said:
Hurricane should turn North at some point after landfall. Not sure how much it well affect Knoxville. May depend on where it actually comes in...
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Haven’t see how big the storm is but Knoxville will definitely feel some effects. Left side of the storm is always the weakest so shouldn’t be awful but probably winds and some heavy rains
 
#36
#36
volfanngatorland said:
Haven’t see how big the storm is but Knoxville will definitely feel some effects. Left side of the storm is always the weakest so shouldn’t be awful but probably winds and some heavy rains
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i'm sure given the size of hte storm, it's affects will be felt pretty far inland. but if it's track remains the same, north of Wilmington, and that high pressure hits it, it may just churn in the mid atlantic region before slowing turning north.

i would expect wind and rain, but i don't think Knoxville will be "hit" with anything too severe. of course, it's only tuesday, and these things change daily....so tifwiw
 
#37
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jakez4ut said:
i'm sure given the size of hte storm, it's affects will be felt pretty far inland. but if it's track remains the same, north of Wilmington, and that high pressure hits it, it may just churn in the mid atlantic region before slowing turning north.

i would expect wind and rain, but i don't think Knoxville will be "hit" with anything too severe. of course, it's only tuesday, and these things change daily....so tifwiw
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Yeah these things are so hard to predict but will probably be a pretty sloppy game Saturday.

Friends in the Carolinas are gonna get pounded with some rain. Hopefully it doesn’t stall too long up there.
 
#38
#38
volfanngatorland said:
Yeah these things are so hard to predict but will probably be a pretty sloppy game Saturday.

Friends in the Carolinas are gonna get pounded with some rain. Hopefully it doesn’t stall too long up there.
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yeah, i'm in ATL this week, but keeping an eye on things...may head back home to Charlotte a day or so early if it starts to get ugly.

i think we'll get a lot of rain and wind, and probalby some flooding..... but the mid state and Eastern NC are gonna get killed with rain/flooding and wind.
 
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jakez4ut said:
yeah, i'm in ATL this week, but keeping an eye on things...may head back home to Charlotte a day or so early if it starts to get ugly.

i think we'll get a lot of rain and wind, and probalby some flooding..... but the mid state and Eastern NC are gonna get killed with rain/flooding and wind.
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Yeah, people are already buying their bread and packs of bottled water. Honestly, I don't think it will be severe enough for that here in Charlotte. I do agree we will get a lot of rain.

From what I have heard, what I believe will happen, is that the storm will turn north around Raleigh/Greensboro and head into Virginia. Coastal families have been evacuating and heading inland to get away from the storm. Also, it was a very smart move for the governor of NC to allow farmers more room to get their crops taken care of before the hurricane hits.
 
#42
#42
zhangliao04 said:
Yeah, people are already buying their bread and packs of bottled water. Honestly, I don't think it will be severe enough for that here in Charlotte. I do agree we will get a lot of rain.

From what I have heard, what I believe will happen, is that the storm will turn north around Raleigh/Greensboro and head into Virginia. Coastal families have been evacuating and heading inland to get away from the storm. Also, it was a very smart move for the governor of NC to allow farmers more room to get their crops taken care of before the hurricane hits.
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Stock up on duct tape and beer.
 
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Well looks like the storm has slowed down quite a bit so should be too bad for the game Saturday (fingers crossed).

Size of the storm means it will probably be pretty breezy and might catch a few of the outer bands but nothing Neyland can’t handle :) glad the game is at 12 actually. The later it gets the worse the weather more than likely

WGWTFA
 
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#46
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volfanngatorland said:
Well looks like the storm has slowed down quite a bit so should be too bad for the game Saturday (fingers crossed).

Size of the storm means it will probably be pretty breezy and might catch a few of the outer bands but nothing Neyland can’t handle :) glad the game is at 12 actually. The later it gets the worse the weather more than likely

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Feeder bands aaaaagggggggghhhhhhhhbhh
 
#48
#48
volfanngatorland said:
Well looks like the storm has slowed down quite a bit so should be too bad for the game Saturday (fingers crossed).

Size of the storm means it will probably be pretty breezy and might catch a few of the outer bands but nothing Neyland can’t handle :) glad the game is at 12 actually. The later it gets the worse the weather more than likely

WGWTFA
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Hoping it cools it down. Humidity sucks
 
#49
#49
bignewt said:
but where is the mesh point so it can show us its hose?
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You know gosh darn well that we don't call it the mesh point anymore. It's the newt point. It's named after you for crying out loud!
 
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