I wish I knew of a meme/GIF to express the level of "SMH" for this situation for QP. Recovering scientist working in business consulting He had a very good year but then got worse. Would be super ironic if Burmeister stuck around and he actually improved a lot next year with Fuente and company gone or if Hooker stays and takes the next step.Įdit as I somehow forgot to put Thomas in. Taylor - actually got significantly better after first year playing
Motley - stayed about the same, but could argue he never played enough to judge Patterson - no change although could argue he did not play enough before to make a judgement Asked when was the last time a VT quarterback actually improved after their first year playing? Tyrod is that last one I could think of who had any meaningful playing time in year A that actually got better in years B-whatever. I made a comment similar to this last year and got jumped all over for it for badmouthing the team. and it's caught for an interception! Michael Cole, lying flat on his back, ARE YOU KIDDING?" There ought to be a support group or something 🤓. The dreams eventually became about forgetting I'd signed up for a class, and from what I'm reading here, that's not all that uncommon. The weird thing is, I actually liked calculus, and did well in it without a lot of effort. So yeah, freshman year engineering almost killed me 😂. They tell me they walked me back to my room but I have zero recollection of it. My friends, returning late one winter night from TOTS, actually found me sleepwalking, headed out the dorm onto Upper Quad in my nightie, coatless and barefoot, carrying my calculus book. I was so sleep-deprived by then, I started dreaming about calculus pretty regularly. But I liked the professor so much that I signed up for her class again 2nd quarter. I graduated (the first time) in 1987, and I STILL have those nightmares! I chalk it up to the trauma of freshman year, first quarter (yep, we were on the quarter system back then), and 5-hour calculus at 8 a.m.
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