Syracuse

In a measuring stick game for the Virginia Tech football program, game management coupled with a lack of physicality and execution on defense resulted in another one-score loss for Brent Pry and the Hokies.

Virginia Tech faces a tall order for itself, winning on the road at Syracuse.

Virginia Tech heads to the house of horrors in Syracuse, New York, needing a win to set up their biggest game in over a decade. They'll surely get it done though, what could go wrong!

Offensive creativity and defensive domination; the Hokies delivered true complimentary football in a brutal beatdown of Syracuse. 9-play, 2,500-word film review analyzing Virginia Tech's outside zone run attack, leveling up of d-end Antwaun Powell-Ryland and team defense.

Thus, and by, far, the most impressive victory of the Brent Pry era.

The Hokies look to win back-to-back ACC football games.

Thanks to Justyn Mutts' pinpoint passing and Hunter Cattoor's lockdown defense, Virginia Tech took down Syracuse for their second straight win. A look at the film for how the job was done.

2,400-word, 10-play film review of the offensive adjustments which led to the Hokies' best day running the ball this season, the shortcomings that held that unit back, and analyzing a defensive regression and collapse.

The Hokies have no margin for error the rest of the way.

Virginia Tech must force Syracuse to pass in order to curtail the Orange's rush attack.

Virginia Tech had no answers for Syracuse's front-court and 2-3 zone that forced its worst shooting performance of the season. How do the Hokies bounce back vs. Notre Dame?

Virginia Tech has been off this week after its Wednesday meeting with Boston College was postponed. Enter Syracuse, a talented and underrated ACC foe. The Hokies have their hands full in the Carrier Dome on Saturday.

Virginia Tech stormed back against Syracuse, but a Landers Nolley jumper missed wide as the Hokies lose 71-69.

Cone paced all scorers with 19 points and Virginia Tech improved its conference record to .500 (2-2).

The Hokies drank their juice and defeated the Orange 78-56.

Virginia Tech walloped Syracuse 78-56 and several records were broken in Cassell along the way.

Virginia Tech opened their ACC play with a stinker in Syracuse, and looks to bounce back against Virginia and Pittsburgh.

The Hokie offense disappears in the Carrier Dome, as Tech falls to Syracuse 68-56.

The Hokies run away from the Orange to snap a two game skid.

With a Miami matchup just a few days away, Justin Fuente doesn't have long to get the Hokies back on track.