The offensive line paved the way for a record setting Bhayshul Tuten performance as the Hokies steamrolled over Boston College, 42-21. Breaking down Virginia Tech's domination in the trenches and a regression from second-level defenders; 11-play, 2-900-word film review.
Antwaun Powell-Ryland was a sack machine and a booster giving Boston College the business.
The Hokies will try to improve both their overall, and ACC, record above .500.
2,500-word, 9-play film review examining Virginia Tech's triple option attack behind quarterback Kyron Drones' best performance as a Hokie, offensive line technique, and how the second-level of the defense won the day.
Missed high-five, made high-five, "bodyslam" and more.
The Hokies look to make a major step towards bowl eligibility.
Virginia Tech's NCAA Tournament bubble appears burst. But maybe there are more harrowing questions we should be asking.
The Hokies have a week to get ready for West Virginia. Here are the three things they need to improve if they want to win.
With a smothering defense, a ball-control offense, and excellent special teams play, Virginia Tech rekindled the spirit of the Frank Beamer glory days in their win over Boston College.
A dominant defensive performance and no offensive mistakes offset another shaky offensive performance in the first win of the Brent Pry era. 2,800-word, 11-play film review analyzing how the defensive scheme and execution pressured BC, Tech's continued run blocking woes, and how misdirection and players just making plays helped the Hokies win the game.
Virginia Tech won its first football game of the season and Brent Pry earned his first win as head coach.
Brent Pry looks for his first Virginia Tech win.
After a pair of uninspired performances against Boston College and North Carolina, Mike Young and the Hokies are left searching for answers.
Virginia Tech's loss to Boston College made bad things worse, and left fans with one sinking realization — it may only get worse from here.
Examining a couple of plays that tell a long story about the current state of Virginia Tech football, and looking at the film to identify any potential solutions for the future.
The Hokies seek another win towards bowl eligibility.
Don't expect an air assault on Friday night. A low scoring affair stands to be determined by whichever team can run the ball more efficiently.
3,600-word, 18-play film review of another excellent performance from Virginia Tech's o-line, the defensive tackle double team difference, the Deablo adjustment, and some recognition for unheralded special teamers.
The Hokies racked up 350 rushing yards.
The Hokies look to bounce back from their first loss of 2020 with a primetime bout against Boston College.
