Miami

The Hokies will try to steal one from the Hurricanes. Oh, and James Franklin's hosting a massive recruiting event,

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

Despite being the more physical team and creating more turnovers, Virginia Tech's self-inflicted wounds did them in against the undefeated Hurricanes. 10-play, 2,500-word film review analyzing many of the subtle things that did the Hokies in.

The Hokies will try to deal the Hurricanes their first loss of the season and avoid dropping under .500.

Miami is good. The Hokies are...we'll be nice and say "finding themselves". This is the comprehensive guide on how to get through the next three hours.

After another listless performance by the Virginia Tech offense, it's fair to ask if the Hokies' coaching staff is getting the most out of their personnel.

Some young players stood out as the Hokies found a formula for defensive success late in a loss to Miami. Breaking their performances along with the defensive scheme down in this 11-play, 3,000-word film review.

The Hokies look to turn the season around against the Hurricanes.

With a renewed emphasis on defense, Virginia tech finds themselves on the brink of the NCAA tournament.

The Hokies earned their first quad one win of the season.

2,600-word, 11-play film review breaking down Virginia Tech's costly coverage calls, how the run game succeeded and was abandoned, and the young bright spots.

The JC Price era begins.

Freshman quarterback Tyler Van Dyke has injected life into the Hurricanes, but how has he performed relative to competition? Analyzing a tough Virginia Tech road test to handle a Miami squad statistically better on both sides of the ball.

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

A near triple-double, a game-tying three-pointer and a clutch drawn charge helped the Hokies escape the Hurricanes in South Florida.

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?

Tight play calling and poor execution wasted a good defensive effort against Miami. 3,000-word, 14-play breakdown of defensive growth, lack of Mitchell Effect, momentum killers and predictable play calls.

The Hokies take on No. 9 Miami looking to resurrect a season gone awry.

Though it's hard not to be completely negative after the Hokies' loss to Liberty, here are five reasons to look forward to the rest of the season.

Morale is understandably low, but TKP’s resident degenerates trudge on with another week of half-baked gambling lines.