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[QUOTE="Scooch, post: 3234409, member: 628"] To me, 2000 was the year that letting Vick get away (or not prying him from the evil clutches of his mother and Virginia high school coaches) haunts us in a what-could-have-been kind of way. The year that I think we squandered with the players we had was 1997. The NC State loss at home might have been the worst I ever witnessed, in terms of destroying a promising season. Then we blew a game against a bad Oklahoma team, and lost to a mediocre VaTech. '97 team was loaded on both sides of the ball. [/QUOTE]
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