Virginia Tech Football

Brent Pry is tasked to return Virginia Tech football to the top of the ACC.

Analyzing the spring game film provided some indications of which defensive players may emerge for the Hokies in 2022.

At previous stops, Tyler Bowen and Brad Glenn's tight ends were not an afterthought in the passing game. Examining 12 plays from their tenure plus Tech's spring game that shed some light on the future attack.

Publisher's Note: Virginia Tech linebacker Dax Hollifield will stop by at 8:00 PM tonight to answer your questions for an hour. Leave them ahead of time or ask live. If you're a former or current Virginia Tech athlete or coach and want to participate in an AMA, email: sauces [at] thekeyplay [dot] com.

2,200-word, 8-play film analysis examining the ins and outs of Brent Pry's five-man zone pressure packages.

Dissecting Pry's scheme to stop the run, how it deviates from its Bud Foster roots, and how to assess the performance of defenders in the system.

Part two of a two-part film evaluation of the Hokies' pair of recent quarterback transfers. Nine-play film discussion of what the South Carolina transfer brings to Virginia Tech.

Part one of a two-part film evaluation of the Hokies' pair of recent quarterback transfers. 10-play film breakdown of what the Marshall transfer brings to Virginia Tech.

11-play, 2,700-word film review examining DJ Harvey's first meaningful snaps and how he projects in Brent Pry's system, and which players showed as a potential fit for the Hokies' rumored power spread offensive scheme.

The Hokies look to finish the season above .500.

The Hokies must limit an effective Maryland pass attack and hope their reworked offense answers on the scoreboard.

Breaking down basics and terminology, defensive alignment, and safeties plus heavy play in the box.

Whit Babcock took a risk by hiring Brent Pry. But can doubling down on the past send Virginia Tech football into the future?

Digesting Brent Pry's hire as Virginia Tech football head coach.

Back to basics running the football with just enough vertical shots, a defensive coaching adjustment, and the persistent positivity of interim head coach JC Price overcame copious play-calling dumbassery in another Commonwealth Cup victory for Virginia Tech.

A Thanksgiving weekend tradition: Hokies beat the Hoos to retain the Cup.

On the line this afternoon for the Hokies: bowl eligibility and the Commonwealth Cup.

The Hokies need to limit Virginia's opportunities on offense — this is certainly an opportune week for Tech's run attack to run the clock and crank out yards.

2,600-word, 11-play film review breaking down Virginia Tech's costly coverage calls, how the run game succeeded and was abandoned, and the young bright spots.

The JC Price era begins.