Shelton Moss

Virginia Tech's topsy-turvy loss at Miami provided little clarity on the long-term direction of the program.

Three games into the year, defenses have started to catch on to Kyron Drones. Analyzing the film and stats to find the strengths and emerging weaknesses of the Hokies' second-year signal caller.

Virginia Tech keeps coming up short in close games. At what point does bad luck become a reflection of coaching?

Virginia Tech football is trying to turn the page on a forgettable chapter.

Brent Pry has the Hokies recruiting Virginia again. But the numbers paint a different story of why they left in the first place.

The second installment of an all-encompassing look at the Virginia Tech men's basketball program under Mike Young in year five.

The first installment of an all-encompassing look at the Virginia Tech men’s basketball program under Mike Young in year five.

Virginia Tech smoked their in-state rival and kept their NCAA Tournament hopes alive. Breaking down how the Hokies manufactured a dominant win.

Halfway through the year, Virginia Tech's defense has been their calling card. A look at what the numbers say about the Hokies D, plus some thoughts about the NCAA Tourney and the ACC's perception problem.

Virginia Tech is a team very reliant on Sean Pedulla. Although the Hokies' point guard is a playmaker, that high level of dependency has been bad for both parties.

Virginia Tech's 41-20 win over Tulane in the Military Bowl proves one thing: in the age of the transfer portal and player opt-outs, culture always wins.

In a surprise twist, Virginia Tech basketball has been buoyed by their defense. But to get off the dreaded tourney bubble, they'll need their offensive pieces to play to their capability.

How well do the first two years predict how a head coach will fare? Insights into the predictive ingredients for a successful hire.

Virginia Tech played like a top-25 team for the second half of the season. A look at how the Hokies found themselves in such odd company, and the biggest roster needs going forward.

As the 104th edition of the Commonwealth Cup approaches, a look back at how history has molded Virginia Tech and UVA — and why football will always matter more in Blacksburg.

Despite the loss of Rodney Rice, Virginia Tech is still well-positioned to get back to the NCAA Tournament. But to do so will require more production from developing players.

Virginia Tech has beaten three bad ACC teams by three-plus scores. That's a sign of more good things to come.

Now that Virginia Tech is starting to improve, it's worth looking back at how Brent Pry's vision has unfolded — and give thanks to an often thankless profession.

A statistical overview of Virginia Tech's defense in the first half of the season. Plus, some nuggets on insanely bad red zone scoring luck.

Virginia Tech's win over Pitt was a confidence-boosting victory for Brent Pry and his staff. It's also a lesson in not overreacting to small sample sizes.