Rename Longwood
Posted: January 29th, 2012, 2:34 pm
aka, the "other" LU
several options posted, or choose "other" and denote your choice below
several options posted, or choose "other" and denote your choice below
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flamerbob wrote:I vote "The Wood"+1
SumItUp wrote:LW+1 genius idea!
RVAparks wrote:Why not play for it?But, that's assuming we're still in the Big South![]()
I think being the 4th oldest public institution in the country trumps your "senior" membership, haha.
We are called "the Wood" a lot, I think when we're on TV it has come up as LWU every now and then, but Liberty is LIB sometimes also.
There should be a 460 Challenge Cup with all sports that both schools sponsor, winner gets the trophy and the right to use LU for a year, haha. Y'all better get working on rearranging those rocks up on the mountain!
jbock13 wrote:But, that's assuming we're still in the Big SouthI'm guessing there will be at least one year of overlap, haha
rueful wrote:Winner of Football takes the nameWe're undefeated since 1839, do you really want to play that card? haha
RVAparks wrote:What kind of Farmville propaganda is that???
I think being the 4th oldest public institution in the country trumps your "senior" membership.
Cider Jim wrote:And has about the same football record! <zing>RVAparks wrote:What kind of Farmville propaganda is that???
I think being the 4th oldest public institution in the country trumps your "senior" membership.
Longwood's founding never came up in my History of Education class at UVa. I thought W&M, UNC, UVa, & Georgia were the 4 oldest. Heck, even Marshall (1837) is older than Longwood (1839).
ATrain wrote: I like "The Wood."you really did NOT just type that. oh my
PAmedic wrote:ATrain wrote: I like "The Wood."you really did NOT just type that. oh my
Cider Jim wrote:Maybe I got that mixed up and its the 4th oldest in the state... my bad. W&M (1693), UVA (1819), VCU (1838), LDub (1839, another abbreviation for everyone to ponder).RVAparks wrote:What kind of Farmville propaganda is that???
I think being the 4th oldest public institution in the country trumps your "senior" membership.
Longwood's founding never came up in my History of Education class at UVa. I thought W&M, UNC, UVa, & Georgia were the 4 oldest. Heck, even Marshall (1837) is older than Longwood (1839).
01LUGrad wrote:PAmedic wrote:ATrain wrote: I like "The Wood."you really did NOT just type that. oh my![]()