Virginia Tech fell short of a comeback to beat a more physical Rutgers team after another abominable first quarter. Eight plays and 2,500 words analyzing how a more sound Hokies defensive front was still bullied around, mental errors on the o-line and more.
A 37-17 victory in Norfolk should exorcise some demons, but the Hokies have a lot of work to do as they prepare to face their toughest opponent so far this season. Breaking down the step backwards in the run game and communication breakdowns that stymied Virginia Tech's defense ahead of an important matchup with Rutgers.
The Hokies overcame horrific pass protection with a commitment to run the football, while inexperienced secondary players stepped up in a 31-14 win over Marshall. Examining that, o-line play, subtle improvements in linebacker and secondary play in this 2,800-word, 11-play film review.
The inability to run the football and defensive breakdowns continued to plague Brent Pry's Hokies, this time in a 34-27 loss to Vanderbilt. Breaking down defensive lapses, a baffling offensive game plan and more in this 9-play, 2,600-word film review.
Breaking down the film of Vanderbilt's new quarterback and offensive scheme, which together stand to test the Virginia Tech defense.
Breaking down 8 plays among three inexperienced defensive backs who stood out in the Hokies spring game.
A 15-play, 2,600-word film review breaking down what to expect from the three incoming defensive tackle transfers that played in the Hokies spring game, including film analysis from their previous seasons. Tech added a top d-tackle option, but questions remain about the position's overall rotation.
The Hokies entered the 2024 spring camp with concerns at offensive line and linebacker. The spring game was a step forward for run blocking, but linebacker play continues to plague the Virginia Tech defense. 8-play, 2,500-word breaking down the performances of those two groups.
With an offseason full of optimism wrapping up, the Hokies have question marks to address in order to take the next steps in 2024. The spring game is the "sneak peak" at how they will attempt to address those gaps.
Examining Tyler Bowen's play calling that kept Tulane off balance in the second half of a 41-20 Military Bowl romp. The space created, and threats across the field yielded a dominating ground game led by Kyron Drones and Bhayshul Tuten.
