Feldman's Most Compelling Spring Storylines "9. The Logan Thomas Project"

9. The Logan Thomas Project: Heading into last season, Virginia Tech's towering QB Logan Thomas was hyped by some NFL draft analysts as a potential top overall pick but 2012 quickly deteriorated for the agile 6-6, 260-pounder so much so that it seemed every nationally televised game the Hokies had, Thomas would end up trending and it wasn't for anything positive. The Hokies' supporting cast was already suspect, perhaps forcing Thomas to try to do too much. Thomas' accuracy, already a question mark with some folks, looked even shakier in 2012. He went from completing 60 percent of his passes in 2011 to just 51 percent while throwing six more INTs. He also completed just 45 of his passes in Tech's final three games in a dud of a season for the program. Frank Beamer shook up his offensive staff and hired Scot Loeffler, who has Tom Brady's seal of approval from their days at Michigan even though the Auburn faithful won't miss him after his Tiger QBs were dreadful in 2012, to fix the offense and polish up Thomas.

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