Good Point

Good point about the season-opening VT game:

Every emotion ever experienced will be present that day. Each one is certain to be captured by national television cameras, showcased on major news networks, and chronicled by popular syndicated columnists from the sports section and beyond.

It's a spotlight brighter than any East Carolina team has experienced, with coverage and anticipation building steadily from the day players report in early August. One of the major steps in Virginia Tech's healing process places the Pirates squarely in the role of national villain, one with which the program has zero experience.

There won't be anyone in the country rooting for an upset.