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Virginia Tech’s men’s basketball team finished 19-13 in 2025-26, missing the NCAA Tournament for the fourth straight year. With key players Amani Hansberry and Ben Hammond set to return, the Hokies aim to break the streak.
Virginia Tech’s baseball team is preparing for a regional in Los Angeles, where dominant starting pitching, a potent offense and strong fielding converge in a bid to return to the Super Regionals for the first time since 2022.
After an 11-5 finish, Virginia Tech earns a berth in the NCAA tournament, becoming the only team to cross a state line for a regional in Los Angeles, with Coach John Szefc and senior catcher Henry Cooke confident about the upcoming challenge.
Redshirt freshman Julian Lewis is slated to start for Colorado in 2026, but his development will be tested against a group of promising quarterbacks and a new challenger.
A look at how college football leaders are navigating the shifting landscape of playoff expansion, revenue concerns and conference realignment.
Freshman Mandrell Desir’s 30 tackles, 7.5 tackles for loss and 6.5 sacks highlight a defensive overhaul as Florida State navigates the loss of Darrell Jackson Jr. and aims to sustain pressure under new schemes.
Despite a 3-9 finish, Virginia Tech's 2025 season featured a mid‑season coaching overhaul and several career‑defining moments from key players.
Virginia, fresh off an 11‑win season, enters the September 19, 2026 neutral‑site clash with West Virginia as a heavy favorite, while the Mountaineers aim to prove they can compete in a pivotal non‑conference test.
Brentwood Academy’s standout lineman Rance Brown announced his commitment to Auburn University, picking the SEC program over several top contenders.
The Tennessee prospect's decision highlights Vanderbilt's growing appeal under Coach Clark Lea and sets the stage for a competitive future in the SEC.
Jaylen Curry, a 6‑foot‑1 guard, joins the Virginia Tech men’s basketball program after a junior year that saw him score a season‑high 30 points and average double‑digit points.
ESPN recalibrates its playoff projections following the firing of Brent Pry and the hiring of James Franklin, highlighting Virginia Tech’s potential to break into the new 12‑team College Football Playoff.
The 2026 ACC recruiting cycle is defined by portal shifts, global scouting and a re‑imagined approach to high‑school talent, producing a roster of notable signings across the conference.
Despite a challenging 3-9 finish, Virginia Tech's 2025 campaign featured explosive individual displays and a late-season victory that hinted at future promise.
Duke’s continuity and fresh transfers give it an edge over a UNC team reshaped by recent coaching upheaval.
Recruits from across the country are set to tour Syracuse this weekend, while others weigh visits to rival schools before committing.
Virginia Tech’s baseball team earned an at‑large NCAA tournament bid, finishing 30‑24 under Coach John Szefc and traveling to Los Angeles for regional competition.
The latest rankings reveal four North Carolina seniors locked in the national lead, yet commitments to Georgia, Oregon and Miami illustrate a shifting landscape.
After a strong finish to the regular season, Virginia Tech earned an at-large bid to the NCAA Tournament and will begin play in Los Angeles against Cal Poly, aiming to reach the College World Series for the first time.
The interior line recruit highlights Virginia Tech's development-focused coaching staff and elevates the program's 2027 recruiting class to a national top‑14 position.
Kaden Buchanan, a 6-foot-4, 330-pound interior lineman, announced his commitment live on CBS Sports, becoming the 14th pledge for Virginia Tech’s 2027 class and the first on the offensive line.
VCU and Saint Louis shared the conference crown last year, but a wave of departures and newcomers sets the stage for a competitive 2026‑27 campaign.
Kaden Buchanan, a 6‑foot‑5, 328‑pound offensive lineman from Friendship Christian, announced his commitment to Virginia Tech, choosing the Hokies over offers from Kentucky and NC State. He highlighted coach James Franklin's ability to win and the program's potential to return to glory.
Four-star wide receiver Jaiden Kelly-Murray announced his commitment to the University of Colorado on May 25, 2026, choosing the Buffaloes over several Power Five programs and contributing to a recruiting class that is already ranked among the nation's best.