Virginia Tech Football

The Hokies host the Panthers — one of the hottest teams around — in a game that may make or break Tech's season.

After losing another heartbreaker, Virginia Tech football resides in purgatory. And the worst part? It seems like it's stuck there.

Pitt quarterback Kenny Pickett has put up gaudy statistics, well above his career averages this season. However, Virginia Tech might have the right mix of defensive strengths to force him back down to earth.

If ifs and buts were candy and nuts, Saturday night would've been Halloween in Blacksburg. Unfortunately, the Hokies couldn't overcome the leprechaun because both the coaching and players were not good enough to take advantage of a very vulnerable opponent. Breaking it all down in a 16-play, 3,200 word film review.

The Hokies have an opportunity to beat a ranked opponent and build up some momentum before the meat of the ACC schedule.

After a few long weeks, Virginia Tech is set to take on Notre Dame. Here are three reasons the Hokies can hang with the Irish.

Pass havoc — inducing it and avoiding it — might tell the tale when the Hokies host the Fighting Irish.

The Hokies head into their bye week at 3-1, but what does the rest of the ACC slate have in store for them? Plus questions about the pass rush, offensive line, and a quarterback who's not on the roster anymore.

While the Hokies finally managed to get Tre Turner and Tayvion Robinson involved against Richmond, poor offensive line play and erratic quarterback play is the focus of this 13-play, 2,800-word film review.

The Hokies look to bounce back from a disappointing road loss against the Mountaineers.

Virginia Tech left Morgantown with a loss and even more questions. But with most of the season still ahead of the Hokies, can the coaches get out of the way?

After everything that could go wrong went wrong in the first half, the Hokies defense provided a chance to steal a win. The effort was undone by baffling red zone play calling and a lack of audibles that left Tech's most proven playmakers helpless to determine the final outcome.

The Hokies visit Morgantown for the first time since 2005 and seek to retain the Black Diamond Trophy against the Mountaineers.

3,000 word, 17-play film preview examining the importance of Virginia Tech's screen game, WVU's standouts plus scheme, and thoughts on what the Hokies need to do to pull off an all-important road win.

Two weeks of college football can lead to some of the hottest takes. Let's discuss some of the best Hokies related takes ahead of week three.

4,000+ word, 17-play film review examining how MTSU took away Braxton Burmeister's comfort zone in the passing game, wide receiver play that left a lot to be desired, winning the numbers game on the LOS, continued fundamental improvement on defense, and valuable work for inexperienced depth players.

Come and discuss Blue Raiders at Hokies.

Winning the line of scrimmage, a new face, and innovative utilization of personnel drive a dominant defensive performance. A 17-play, 3,600 word film breakdown of the Hokies' winning effort.

The Hokies stifle their border rival — sacks, swats and a woozy Mack Brown.

The Hokies want to go 1-0 to begin the sixth season of the Justin Fuente era.