Virginia Tech Football

Musings on ESPN's report detailing Virginia Tech football operations during the Justin Fuente era.

Powell brings edge speed, while young defensive tackles look to gain experience for 2024. An 11-play, 1900-word film study of three important pieces along Virginia Tech's defensive front.

A look at which football programs do more with less, the keys to maximizing talent, and the lessons Virginia Tech can learn.

The road back to relevance will be a grind. But after 18 months worth of recruiting, it's becoming clear that Brent Pry has a plan: he wants to raise the floor of his roster.

In part two of a two-part interview with the Virginia Tech football coach, Pry answers questions about hiring James Johnson, beard timing, life advice, and the most almost arrested he's ever been.

In part one of a two-part interview with the Virginia Tech football coach, Pry answers questions about NIL, cultivating relationships in his program, necessary defensive back skills, and his offensive philosophy for 2023.

Despite the lopsided score, the little things on film indicated that the quarterback position is still a close race going into fall camp. 10-play, 2,500-word film review of Grant Wells, Kyron Drones, and Pop Watson's play in Virginia Tech's spring game.

Ron Crook's debut as Hokies offensive line coach hinted at progress and technique improvements. Brody Meadows made an early case for playing time this fall. Evaluating Virginia Tech's o-line's spring game performance.

For the Hokies' new faces at defensive back, flexibility and a willingness to tackle are key ingredients to their success. 13-play, 2,500-word film breakdown of newcomers Derrick Canteen, Antonio Cotman and Mose Phillips III.

Yes, the Hokies have lost both Brad Glenn and Joe Rudolph, but maybe this could work out for all parties.

The Hokies leveraged the transfer portal to add skill sets absent from last season's wide receivers group and bolster their offensive playmakers. 12-play, 2,300-word film evaluation of Ali Jennings, Jaylin Lane and Da'Quan Felton.

The offseason is a time when we buy tickets on the hype train. But before we do, let's look at a few 2023 roster additions and ground ourselves in reality.

Production, production, production. New transfer tailback Bhayshul Tuten mixes home run elusiveness with a knack for getting a little extra when he doesn't get a big hole. Breaking down the film of a big offseason addition for the Hokies.

The signing of Kyron Drones creates competition at quarterback and signals philosophical evolutions of Virginia Tech's offensive scheme. Breaking down the film of the four-star transfer.

A historically bad offense plagued the Hokies in their worst season in decades. Today, we take a big-picture look at what went wrong with Tech’s offense in 2022 — a combination of talent, scheme, and lack of identity.

Standout performances by Mansoor Delane and TyJuan Garbutt bought the Hokies offense time to find their running legs in a desperately needed win over Liberty. 10-play, 2,900-word film review covering Virginia Tech's final game of the 2022 football season.

The Hokies planted their flag in Lynchburg and put a little brother in their place.

The Hokies will try to end their October, now November, slide.

A 2-3 win debut season doesn't necessarily mean failure. A look at recent coaches who started slow, and then found a...variety...of success.

The Hokies continued to spiral as Duke gameplanned magnificently to exploit Virginia Tech's biggest weaknesses on both sides of the football in a stinker of a loss in Durham.