Brian Marcolini

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.

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.

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?

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.

With the Hokies three days away from a Friday night tilt against UNC, I examine Tech's most important players, the most likely scenarios involving Justin Fuente and provide final predictions heading into the 2021 season.

Are Virginia Tech's best two positional groups on the outside? Is bigger Braxton Burmeister better Braxton Burmeister? Can we really trust Justin Hamilton? All that and more in part one of the 2021 season preview.

With Texas and Oklahoma headed to the SEC, college football as we know it will change forever. So what are the best possible ways for this to shake out for Virginia Tech? (Spoiler: it's not waiting around for Notre Dame.)

With their ambitious fundraising plan, the Virginia Tech administration's goal is clear. It's time to climb back up the mountain, but there's no looking back down.

Thoughts on the decision to forgo the spring game, Tech's attempt to backfill coverage via social media, perhaps Burmeister was the best quarterback option all along, and Tech's most important player, err coach.

Breaking down the Hokies' NCAA Tournament matchup in pretty simple terms: If (this happens) then (this will probably happen but who the hell really knows, because it's March).

Whit Babcock could have gone many different directions in 2019, and he chose the dude from Wofford. His decision could end up altering Tech basketball for the foreseeable future.

After 18 games of relatively smooth sailing, the Hokies have hit their first significant bout of adversity on the way to March. How they work past it will define how we remember this season.

Cattoor's dagger triple, Joe Bamisile's coming out party and the all-important stretch run for Virginia Tech basketball.

The Hokies had their ups and downs over the last week, but as Mike Young's bench begins to dwindle, what can he do to keep this train moving forward? Let's examine the film.

For the Hokies to come away with a win over the Cavaliers, they'll have to rely on the thing that has carried them through much of the season — their defense.

Virginia Tech will always be a football school. But any sort of hope for true, national success? That goes through Cassell.

To take the next step, the Hokies couldn't compound their losses. And after the Notre Dame game, it's clear that step has been taken.

The Hokies are #19 in the country have have played beyond expectations so far. What can they improve on and tweak as they head into ACC play?

Last year, the Virginia Tech men's basketball team was an "easy scout". Now, they head into 2021 as a well-rounded threat to the rest of the ACC.

Is Virginia Tech able and willing to compete with other Power Five football programs?