Vermont to the SEC?

[junglehusky]

judging by the reports of this poll, maybe!

 

[MattMang23]

Funny how Rhode Island is dark red, meaning vehement opposition. How many times was Marinatto allowed to vote?

 

[HuskyFan16]

i've always though of vermont as one of those survival of the fittest, to the victors go the spoils, capitalistic, anti fiscal-redistribution kind of states.

 

[Silk City]

I love the thread title

 

[uconnbaseball]

Funny how Rhode Island is dark red, meaning vehement opposition. How many times was Marinatto allowed to vote?

Idaho too. Boise is not pleased.

 

[rw005]

Vermont must be starting a football program again...

 

[DogNoseCold]

i've always though of vermont as one of those survival of the fittest, to the victors go the spoils, capitalistic, anti fiscal-redistribution kind of states.

Bernie Sanders, who ran as, and considers himself a Socialist, is one of their Senators. Patrick Leahy is the other. Both are the antithesis of capitalistic, anti fiscal-redistribution kind of politicians. Ever heard the sobriquet 'People's Republic of Vermont'?

 

[MattMang23]

Haha yeah, VT is probably the most leftist state of the country

 

[HuskyFan16]

sarcasm bro haha, i thought that was obvious by the over-the-top characterization. o well.

all though to their credit(deficit I guess if guns aren't your thing), the state of Vermont has one of the most libertarian stances on personal firearm rights.

 

[HuskyHawk]

Haha yeah, VT is probably the most leftist state of the country

Yes and no. Apart from Alaska it has the most liberal gun laws in the country. Essentially anything goes there. So it's leftist, but not a controlling nanny state like NY, CA or MA.

 

[Da_Aisijimo_Gou]

VT, obviously not to be confused with Virginia Tech?

 

[Da_Aisijimo_Gou]

Virginia Tech = VPI if were going to the acc anytime soon, the boneyard should get there abv's down.

No doubt Swofford and his Tobacco Road pals will analyze potential candidates based on accurate message board abbreviations. After all, the ACC invited BCU to capture the Boston market. On the Boneyard, lists of acronyms, and elsewhere, VaTech (sic) was and is sometimes still referred to as VT, VA Tech, etc. Hence, the facetious VT reference. Duh!