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Jim Young of ACCSports.com called, texted, emailed, tweeted, DM'ed, carrier pigeon-ed, singing telegram-ed and signal flagged me to request I answer some questions about the Hokies' spring football practices. Here are the results.

Michael Felder from ITB had me on their weekly podcast to discuss the Hokies' prospects for the 2010 season. Listen as I talk about our defense while forgetting to mention John Graves, Tyrod Taylor's desire for a 70 percent completion percentage and the importance of the opener against Boise State. I also bring up the 2008 ECU game and offer a defense of Kam Chancellor.

I am absolutely flattered to be a part of AOL FanHouse's Twitter 200 (part two here) for college football. John Walters must be a big fan of inanity. Thanks to FanHouse for finding me interesting and congratulations to everyone else on the list, including guys like Brian from BC Interruption, Patrick from D1scourse, Michael from In the Bleachers and Brandon from ACC Blogger. Also, even though he isn't on the list, please follow @ACCSports so we don't have to have him committed.

I'll be on the Team Speed Kills' bowl preview podcast at around 8:55 p.m. EST Tuesday to discuss our matchup with the Vols.

The guys at Big Red Network were kind enough to let me preview the VT-NU game for them from a Hokie point of view. You'll find my answers to their questions over at their site.

Self promotion time. I recently did a Q&A with the ACC & SEC blog for its season preview of the Hokies.