Brian Marcolini

Hokies use a hot half to tear apart Saint Louis 66-52, and advance in the NCAA Tournament for the first time since 2007.

Hokies lose 73-64 in Tallahassee, but all of their postseason aspirations remain in reach. Thoughts and analysis on the Virginia Tech loss, Blackshear's importance, highlighted in the worst way, and a Justin Robinson theory.

The 77-72 win over #3 Duke was the most impressive win of the Buzz Williams era at Virginia Tech. But they didn't get here by accident, and we all know it.

The short-staffed Hokies (18-4, 7-3 ACC) drop their first game in Cassell Coliseum, falling 72-64 to Louisville.

Looking past the bricks of the Hokies' 47-24 win against NC State in Raleigh, we see how Buzz Williams plans to survive without his star point guard.

The Hokies roll in Coral Gables, but an injury to Justin Robinson lingers over the victory.

Tech is throttled at the hands of the Hoos in Charlottesville. But what can they do to bounce back?

The Hokies avoid near disaster on the road in their 52-49 win over Georgia Tech.

By putting down the Irish, the 10th ranked Hokies showed that they're going to be a problem for the rest of the conference.

The Hokies drop their first true road game of the season in a stinker at Penn State.

Although we've come, to the end of the road, still we can't let go (of fake gambling lines, some of which turn into real gambling lines).

The Hokies take down the Boilermakers in a battle of top-25 teams down in Charleston.

As Buzzketball Season 5 gets ready to begin, should we all start to expect more?

The resident TKP degenerates are just looking to score some second half points.

Halfwits is ready to gamble on the Techmo Bowl, the game that is predestined to break our hearts and wallets.

Virginia Tech lost to ODU. Virginia Tech now plays Duke. We will now proceed to fill our empty hearts with parlays, teases, and locks.

It's William and Mary week, which means it's time to celebrate our founding fathers the only way we know how: with gambling talk and nicknames for college football's only double Cole backfield.

Just when you thought this column couldn't be more degenerate, we double down. Brian and Joey talk gambling, fake gambling, and more gambling for week one.

Logic suggests that redshirt sophomore quarterback Josh Jackson has to take a massive step forward for the Hokies to remain competitive in 2018. But history has shown that the players around him might matter more.

In a familiar story, the Virginia Tech men's basketball team falls in the first round of the NCAA Tournament, this time to Alabama 86-83.