Adam Abramson began life in Fort Lauderdale as a rabid Miami Hurricnaes fan. A move to Virginia introduced him to NASCAR, Bass Pro Shops and Waffle House -- all of which are non-existent on Long Island, but are all vital to him.
His allegiance to the Canes dropped the day he decided to become a Virginia Tech Hokie. His allegiance to the Hokies dropped the day he started Campus Confidential, according to many Virginia Tech message board posters.
In Blacksburg, he served as the sports editor for the independent daily the Collegiate Times for three years, covering ACC football and basketball. After graduating in 2006 with a degree in Professional Writing, Adam moved to New York -- a land that doesn't care about college football.
Every Saturday in the fall you can hear Adam on XM Radio talking Xs and Os on Ch. 144.
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OU did the right thing. This kid represented the university in a manner they did not like. If you are being given a free education and the school doesn't like the way an idividual acts that is a representative of that school, They have the right to take back what they are offering.
I am an Oklahoma State Alumni and like it when OU looks bad. This time they did the right thing. Twenty years ago, Barry Switzer let this program get out of control. OU now is taking steps to make sure that doesn't happen again.