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Virginia Tech's offense exploded for 73 points against VMI, with running backs and quarterbacks delivering decisive scores, leaving the Keydets at 0-2 and facing a 2026 home matchup against Bucknell.
The Hokies’ 73-3 victory over VMI showcased a balanced attack, standout performances from Overton, Hawkins and Grunkemeyer, and a coaching emphasis on development as the team prepares for a tough road test against Old Dominion.
With the season opener looming, Virginia Tech’s coaching staff is finalizing a fluid depth chart that highlights emerging leaders at quarterback, receiver, and running back, while competition at several positions remains open.
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.
In a spring game on April 18, 2026, Virginia Tech’s quarterback Ethan Grunkemeyer delivered a standout performance, underscoring the team’s rising prospects for the upcoming season.
An in‑depth look at the expanded Football Bowl Subdivision rankings, the criteria behind them, and the storylines surrounding the teams and players poised to influence the 2026 season.
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.
After a standout stint at Penn State, Grunkemeyer is set to compete for a starting role with the Virginia Tech Hokies, bringing experience and a refined skill set to the program.
Virginia Tech football is entering a transformative season under head coach James Franklin, focusing on a more physical offensive line, bulked‑up players, and a quarterback’s optimism as the team readies for its first game against VMI.
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
Coach James Franklin reflects on early camp progress, key injuries, and the evolving offensive line as the Hokies gear up for the season.
A preview of Michigan’s week six conference opener against Penn State, highlighting recent coaching changes, key player performances and analyst predictions.
James Franklin's first season at Virginia Tech brings a revamped roster, high‑profile recruits and a 7.3% playoff odds projection, setting the stage for a challenging but promising 2026 campaign.
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.
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.
Florida State opens its 2026 campaign against New Mexico State, banking on Ashton Daniels' running skill set and hoping his dual-threat abilities can offset a modest passing résumé.
The new season begins with a historic matchup between North Carolina and TCU in Ireland, setting the stage for a competitive ACC race and highlighting dozens of players to watch.
Yahoo’s new college fantasy football platform spotlights three Virginia Tech players — Jeffrey Overton Jr., Marcellous Hawkins and Luke Reynolds — who could reshape fantasy rosters in the upcoming season.
As the 2026 college football season approaches, teams across the Power 4 are finalizing their quarterback plans, blending established starters, high‑profile transfers and promising newcomers.
Virginia Tech’s 2026 football outlook centers on a ground‑heavy attack, a defense geared toward quarterback pressure, and the breakout potential of young players such as Jeffrey Overton Jr.
The Hokies enter fall camp with a fresh coaching direction, key Penn State transfers and high expectations for a dramatic turnaround in the 2026 season.
Ethan Grunkemeyer, Bryce Baker, Kelden Ryan and Troy Huhn headline the Hokies' quarterback competition, each bringing distinct experiences and potential.
As the opener approaches, Penn State’s offseason reveals a flurry of player movement, a top‑20 NIL budget, and ambitions to seat 109,000 fans in State College.
As the countdown to the Sept. 5 opener against Marshall ticks down, Penn State’s athletic department navigates recruiting shifts, player transfers and a lofty stadium capacity goal.