The phone call I got was good. Nothing wrong with it at all.
Just a Waynesboro boys soccer fan calling (and not leaving his name, but it’s fine because his call was the right way to do it) letting me know that I made the wrong choice Tuesday by deciding to head out to the Wilson boys soccer game instead of Waynesboro boys’ win over Western Albemarle.
If there’s one thing Waynesboro boys soccer program has needed, it was Tuesday night’s overtime win over Western Albemarle.
Why? Well, it’s simple really.
If Pickle Nuckol’s name looked good written in gold on a black hoodie, then teammate Boone Jones’ name rolled off the tongue with ease.
Jones, who played football with Nuckols as a defensive back and wide receiver and was greeted with chants of “Boooooooooone” by fans after each play he made, said late Monday that Randolph-Macon College is “truly lucky to have Pickle for the next four years of his life.“
Posted by Jim Sacco at 11:53 AM. Filed under: Prep Football •
Mitch Acord has the pedigree to hand out coaching advice when it comes to Pickle Nuckols, or any member of that 2007 Buffalo Gap state championship football team.
As far as I know, Buffalo Gap running back Pickle Nuckols has never lied to me. Never made any watch-me predictions of his yards. Never told me he planned to score five touchdowns in a game twice. Those things just kind of happened.
Toggling between the butt-numbing bleachers and standing against a fence, I watched Justin Verlander give up one hit and lose to Clarke County. I watched Jake Peeling wrap his dad in a hug after pitching a no-hitter.
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