Brian Marcolini

After Virginia Tech's loss to Purdue, it's been a rough week for Hokie Nation. Do we all have the emotional bandwidth to see the moments of growth through the pain of a season likely full of losses?

Virginia Tech. Purdue. It's the battle of the mediocres that could kick off the Brent Pry era once and for all.

Thoughts on Grant Wells, Ali Jennings, Tyler Bowen, guaranteed defensive improvement, and a few more mild predictions for the 2023 Hokies football season.

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 the Final Four and undoubtedly one of the best teams in the country, is it really that crazy to think Virginia Tech women's basketball might also have fate on their side?

Not best women's basketball team ever. Not best basketball team ever. The 2023 women's basketball team has a case to be crowned as the best team that's ever been in Blacksburg, regardless of sport.

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

The offseason wishlist for Hokies Hoops? Let's start with another Basile and a grade A jerk.

Virginia Tech's NCAA Tournament bubble appears burst. But maybe there are more harrowing questions we should be asking.

The stage is set. As #6 Virginia comes to Blacksburg, this is the moment Virginia Tech basketball can officially turn their season around.

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.

Virginia Tech men's basketball is down bad right now. Let's take a look at their narrow thin path to still make the NCAA Tournament.

On Signing Day Brent Pry gave Hokie Nation something they haven't felt in a long time...a little bit of hope.

Explaining some of the numbers that could lead to really good things for the Hokies as they head into ACC play.

The Hokies are dangerous, multi-faceted and good at doing the hard stuff. All of which is a pretty nice combination as the heart of the conference schedule approaches.

If the Hokies want to live up to their potential, it starts against North Carolina (December conference game be damned).

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.

As Virginia Tech stares down the barrel at a two-win season, we can only cling to the little things to give us even the slightest bit of hope.

Let's look at three lessons Brent Pry could learn from Mike Young in team building, assistant gathering and blame shifting.

Things are...pretty bad right now. And while so many of these problems can be blamed on other people, this Tech staff must look inwards over the bye week.