grier going for and nearly intercepted! wanted to hit sills, and deablo was there to break it up, and nearly picked it off. >> brian: deablo had an opportunity to slam the door on this game. should have made that play. that was thrown into double coverage, and grier is lucky that wasn't intercepted. last opportunity, fourth down. >> steve: here you go. 1 for 2 on fourth downs in the game. grier getting out of there, needs five. he's got it! got the first down. and he signals to the crowd. >> brian: now you got to run the next play. you have 36 seconds. >> steve: clock stops on first down. half minute to go. grier throwing sideline. white has it, he'll get out. just short of the first down. this for the season opener, and the renewal of this great rivalry. number 22 against number 21. greer under pressure, taken down. he is sacked. brought down by motuapuaka. critical sack. his 11th tackle of the game. >> brian: foster decides to bring the pressure again. bringing the twist with edmunds. one of two ways to approach it. you c

i'm impressed with grier. he came back and played well. this is why you love college football. so much fun. >> it's amazing, when you have a quarterback, started out slow. when they let him open up and do some things, he was able to get into the game. when you have a dual threat quarterback, you always have a chance with your offense. >> and the coaches did a good job helping him. fred coaching him on the sideline, so, fred's coaching him as they're going back to the bench. but virginia tech is going to have a good quarterback moving forward in the future. >> and they talked about this, for a coach, what does it mean that you have a quarterback in his first game, no turnovers. here's the fourth quarter highlight. virginia tech, the black diamond trophy will stay in blacksburg. this is just, they decide to finally run the football. you love this decision. >> virginia tech got more physical, you get the missed field goal, things start to snowball in their favor. >> west virginia, fighting their way back in this. an opportunity for a catch to tie it up. then you come down to the f

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. >> joining me now are christina grier, associate professor of political science at fordham science and robert traynham, msnbc analyst. christina, let me start with you. the president has said that, you know, when talking about john mccain that he prefers you know heroes that aren't captured, prefers people that aren't captured. and now he's going after sports players who are trying to use their platform to raise awareness to certain issues within our country in a peaceful manner without calling people out. what do you say to how the president has kind of poked a stick in a bee hive where he doesn't have a lot of business being? >> well, i mean, we know that this president refuses to prioritize and actually focus on what's happening in areas of the american public that he should be concentrating on. i mean, keep in mind, right now we have 3.5 million american citizens in the u.s. virgin islands and puerto rico who don't have electricity. we haven't heard anything from donald trump in the past four days about that at all. here he is now, where he can't not talk about things. you know

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terry grier said you are to plant seeds in the morning and cut grass in the afternoon. and i talk about that a lot. and ultimately i came in with the same approach. but every school district is different. some are more stable, some are more fragile. and you have to come in and say how fast are you going to go? michael fuller talks about slow down in order to go fast. and sometimes if you go too fast, then not only are you not moving the school district, but you're working on moving yourself out in a very fast way too. so i learned in the first year to slow down. this is like going from the ncaa to the nba. that's what this position is. and the pace of being a superintendent, depending on your mark can be overbearing, so you have to slow that down too because you have a lot of control. but i also want to talk about reminiscing on the days of being a teacher. we also have to take control of our classes. and if we do--if you can hear my voice, clap. this is just messing all up. if but if you can hear my voice clap one, if you can hear my voice clap twice. what we do then i