
Virginia Tech started the season failing on a national stage before collapsing soon after. Last night they returned to those origins of sucking when the spotlight was brightest. As bad as the ACC was , it's still hard to believe Virginia Tech went undefeated in conference play. How did they do this? I suppose ultimately it doesn't matter as V-Tech still can't beat a decent team and they will be remembered this season as the last Harbaugh's Stanford win.

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Last night's game demonstrates (to me) the fallacy of preseason rankings. Virginia Tech was overrated to begin the season, their generous ranking helped to over-inflate Boise State's obnoxious self-image and, at the end of the day, we saw how poor a team the Hokies are against decent competition.
Let's do away with pre-season rankings so we don't have to bother with teams like VT ever again.
I have to disagree about it being the last Harbaugh game. I think he sticks around Stanford with Luck.
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