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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.
Virginia Tech’s new head coach James Franklin is betting on a rebuilt offensive line, tapping into a strong recruiting class and key returning players to restore the unit’s former dominance.
At the ACC Kickoff, Virginia Tech coach James Franklin highlighted Aycen Stevens, known as Tank, as a key player for the upcoming season, citing his family legacy, physical growth, and versatility.
Virginia Tech’s 2026 season is already generating buzz as two of its players crack Bruce Feldman’s elite ‘Freaks List,’ showcasing unprecedented strength and speed that could reshape the program’s defensive identity.
At Media Day, Coach James Franklin and coordinators detailed a three‑pronged strategy — competition, versatility, and cultural renewal — to restore the Hokies' former glory.
Virginia Tech’s defensive coordinator Brent Pry expressed excitement about cornerback Jaquez White’s arrival, highlighting his well‑rounded skill set and the depth he adds to the secondary.
Virginia Tech will host Boston College on September 26, seeking to build on a revamped staff and a talent‑laden squad that looks to rebound from a challenging 2025 season
Virginia Tech’s fall camp will spotlight five defensive standouts, each poised to influence the 2026 season
Virginia Tech is betting on a revamped tight end room to shift its offensive identity from DBU to TEU under head coach James Franklin and coordinator Ty Howle.
Virginia Tech announces its 2026 fall camp media schedule, detailing practice times, press conferences and the upcoming season opener against VMI.
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.
The 2026 college football season is already shaping up to be a crucible for several head coaches, with performance metrics and fan expectations converging into a hot‑seat watchlist that dominates early‑season conversation.
A look at the coaches whose jobs hang in the balance, the programs they steer, and the storylines that could reshape the 2026 college football landscape.
Virginia Tech’s offseason overhaul, led by coach James Franklin and the return of defensive coordinator Brent Pry, promises greater physicality and versatility for the 2026 season
A preview of Virginia Tech’s 2026 defensive line, highlighting key returnees, newcomers, and the pivotal edge‑rush question.
Virginia Tech has named James Franklin as its new head coach, embedding the hire within a sweeping strategy to boost the program's profile, finances and competitiveness.
After years of decline, Virginia Tech announced the hiring of James Franklin as its new football coach, pairing the move with a massive financial commitment and organizational reshaping to boost revenue and ACC competitiveness.
The university announced the hiring of James Franklin as head football coach, paired with a multi‑year financial commitment and the appointment of a new athletic director, aiming to blend heritage with a modern revenue strategy.
After a standout JUCO stint, defensive tackle Kemari Copeland chooses to return to Virginia Tech, citing a unique bond with coach Brent Pry and a new 300‑pound frame guided by James Franklin.
Defensive tackle Kemari Copeland explains why he chose to return to Virginia Tech, highlighting the impact of defensive coordinator Brent Pry, the guidance of head coach James Franklin, and his aim to ascend to first‑team All‑ACC honors in 2026.
Virginia Tech announces James Franklin as its new head coach, pairing his proven record with a $229 million athletics investment and a revamped ACC revenue strategy.
Virginia Tech has announced the hiring of James Franklin and a $229 million investment in athletics, appointing Brian White as athletic director and outlining a strategy to compete with ACC powerhouses.
Entering his sixth season, head coach Josh Heupel faces a new quarterback and defensive questions as the Vols navigate a demanding slate that includes games from Furman to Alabama.
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.