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The 2016 Penn State Nittany Lions delivered a roller‑coaster of a season, marked by signature victories, a dramatic Big Ten title clash, and a narrow Rose Bowl defeat that still fuels optimism for the future.
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.
Virginia Tech’s defense faces a pivotal overhaul under new coordinator Brent Pry, who must blend familiarity with fresh talent to overcome last year’s struggles.
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.
After a 6‑7 season and the dismissal of Brent Pry, Virginia Tech hired James Franklin, who brought a top‑25 recruiting class and transfer quarterback Ethan Grunkemeyer, raising expectations for a playoff run despite a tough schedule.
After a 3‑9 season and the departure of Brent Pry, Virginia Tech hired James Franklin. The coach brought in transfers Ethan Grunkemeyer, Bryce Baker, Troy Huhn and Peter Bourque, while ESPN predicts a potential playoff run despite a tough schedule.
The Atlantic Coast Conference’s preseason power rankings have been released, and the narrative is already taking shape. At the top of the list sits the University of Miami, a program that has ridden a wave of momentum into the 2026 campaign.
Virginia Tech's football slate features a storied rivalry with Virginia, a potential showdown with Pitt, and a clash against a top-10 Miami team, all set against recent coaching shifts and rising expectations.