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Virginia Tech football: A look at Old Dominion by the numbers Original

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By Bryan Manning
| Gobbler Country
The Virginia Tech Hokies look to improve to 2-0 this weekend as in-state archenemy Old Dominion (1-0) comes to Blacksburg. Perhaps calling ODU Virginia Tech’s archenemy is a bit strong, considering the relationship between the two coaching staffs, specifically head coaches James Franklin and Ricky Rahne, but Hokie fans feel differently. Saturday’s game will be the eighth meeting all-time between the Hokies and Monarchs.
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Philadelphia podcaster says Jayden Daniels should call out sick for Week 1

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By Bryan Manning
| Yahoo Sports Verified
Philadelphia podcaster says Jayden Daniels should call out sick for Week 1 Philadelphia podcaster says Jayden Daniels should call out sick for Week 1 Washington Commanders quarterback Jayden Daniels shouldn't even bother to show up for Sunday's Week 1 game against the Philadelphia Eagles. That's what one Philadelphia podcaster thinks anyway. In fact, this podcaster believes Daniels should call out sick. "Jayden Daniels should call out sick," said Miles Johnson of the "Real Talk with MJ" podcast.
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Commanders vs. Eagles: 5 things to know for Week 1 Original

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By Bryan Manning
| Commanders Wire Verified
Sept. 9, 2026, 3:01 a.m. ET The 2026 NFL season is finally here. The season officially begins on Wednesday, when the defending Super Bowl champion Seattle Seahawks host the New England Patriots in a Super Bowl rematch. The Washington Commanders begin their season on Sunday, as they head up I-95 to face the two-time defending NFC East champion Philadelphia Eagles. The Eagles became the first NFC East team in over 20 years to win back-to-back division titles last season.
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