Brian Marcolini

Hokies (13-12, 5-7 ACC) fall in Charlottesville, lose by 18.

Hokies (12-11, 4-6 ACC) can't hold on up north, fall to the Orange in overtime.

Hokies drop a dud to Pitt, fall to 12-10 (4-5 ACC).

The Hokies blow 8-point halftime lead against the Irish, fall to 12-7 (4-2 ACC).

Hokies win their first ACC road game in two years as they come back from double digits to beat the Yellow Jackets in Atlanta.

Hokies can't keep up with the Blue Devils and leave Durham with their first conference loss.

Hokies can't keep up with Hawks at the Barclays Center, fall to 8-4.

Hokies recover from a slow start, destroy the Tigers behind Justin Bibbs' 31 points.

The Hokies build an early lead and then hold on for a win over the Highlanders.

Hokies dominate behind five double figure performances and 40 free throw attempts.

The Hokies get rocked against Iowa State, but come back with an overtime victory over UAB.

Because what goes better with turkey than fake lines and false confidence?

Forward Zach LeDay leads the way with 26 and 12 while three others chip in with double digits in a rout.

Hopefully these are better than any of Brian's recent wagers.

TKP Staff members do their best to preview season two of Buzzketball.

If Buzz Williams and the Hokies want to show growth in year two, fixing these will be a good start.

Virginia Tech has laid the foundation for its future on the court.

If you actually use this as gambling advice, we need to find you help.

There are plenty of questions surrounding the Virginia Tech men's basketball team, but can they improve in year two?

A 100% guarantee that these could be 50% accurate.