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The 2026 campaign marks a pivotal moment for Virginia Tech as new offensive coordinator Ty Howle introduces fresh schemes, with Ayden Greene leading a revitalized receiving corps and a host of transfers and freshmen poised to make an impact.
After a 0‑3 opening and the firing of Brent Pry, Virginia Tech hired James Franklin to restore momentum, bringing in transfers and returning stars while confronting a challenging ACC schedule.
At Media Day, Coach James Franklin and coordinators detailed a three‑pronged strategy — competition, versatility, and cultural renewal — to restore the Hokies' former glory.
A preview of the 2026 college football game between the Miami Hurricanes and Virginia Tech Hokies, focusing on new head coach James Franklin, key players, and the teams' championship aspirations.
After a 3‑9 record in 2025, Virginia Tech appoints James Franklin as head coach. With strategic transfers, a top‑25 recruiting class and several returning starters, the Hokies aim to win 7‑8 games and reclaim prominence in the ACC.
Virginia Tech’s 2025 collapse prompts a high‑profile rebuild headed by James Franklin, featuring key returning players and a top‑ranked recruiting class, with ambitions to win 7‑8 games and top a 6.5 FanDuel win total.
Virginia Tech’s fall camp is buzzing as the Hokies evaluate five offensive standouts — quarterback Ethan Grunkemeyer, running back Jeffrey Overton Jr., wide receiver Brodie Adams, tight end Luke Reynolds and tackle Logan Howland — each bringing distinct strengths to the 2025 roster.
A look at the key returners and newcomers who could reshape Virginia Tech's offense in the upcoming season.
The Hokies are set for a major roster transformation in 2026, with new head coach James Franklin, key returning players, and highly touted freshman Amauri Polydor poised to reshape the secondary.
Ranked No. 33 in ESPN’s Football Power Index, the Hokies are poised for a pivotal season that will test new leadership, quarterback development, and a rugged road ahead.
Using EA Sports' College Football 27, the simulation shows Virginia Tech opening with a seven‑game winning streak, key performances from quarterback Ethan Grunkemeyer and running back Marcellous Hawkins, a mid‑season setback against SMU, and a Holiday Bowl defeat, while Ole Miss' Trinidad Chambliss wins the Heisman and Virginia reaches the playoff.
Virginia Tech’s 2026 football season preview, highlighting new head coach James Franklin, a revamped roster, a tough schedule, and CBS Sports’ 8‑4 projection.
Virginia Tech’s 2026 football season looks promising under new head coach James Franklin, with an 8‑4 projection and key player returns.
Virginia Tech will face Old Dominion on September 12 in a matchup that could define the early season trajectory for both teams, with new coaches, transferred quarterbacks and a predicted 35‑21 outcome.
A 2026 quarterback recruit arrives in Blacksburg with a strong Penn State background, poised to reshape the Hokies' offense under Coach James Franklin.
After a promising stint at Penn State and a recruitment link to new head coach James Franklin, Grunkemeyer is slated to stabilize Virginia Tech's offense and lead a talented supporting cast back to contention.
Virginia Tech opens its 2026 football season against VMI on September 5, featuring a revamped coaching staff, a promising quarterback transfer, and key returning players, while VMI seeks to rebound from consecutive losing seasons.
The Hokies boast a historic nine selections on Phil Steele’s preseason All-ACC team, underscoring high expectations for head coach James Franklin’s squad.
Virginia Tech’s football program is buzzing ahead of the 2026 campaign, highlighted by a top‑ranked recruiting class, a wave of transfer portal additions and a host of preseason All‑ACC selections.
EA Sports will unveil College Football 27 on July 9, and early ratings suggest a strong showing for the Hokies' skill positions, with several players projected in the high 70s and 80s.
A look at three often‑overlooked players whose return could reshape Virginia Tech’s performance on both sides of the ball.
James Franklin’s first season at Virginia Tech has been defined by aggressive roster building through the Transfer Portal, strategic retentions, and high‑profile arrivals that position the Hokies for a strong 2026 campaign.
Analysts forecast a breakout season for Virginia Tech's key playmakers, highlighting Grunkemeyer's rising passer rating, Reynolds' versatile receiving threat and Greene's emerging No. 1 target status.
Virginia Tech prepares for the 2026 college football season with three standout offensive players poised for All-ACC recognition.