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Virginia Tech opened its 2026 football season with a commanding 73-3 victory over VMI at Lane Stadium, highlighted by Jaquez White's leadership and a performance that positions the team as early conference contenders.
The upcoming season opener against VMI will showcase first‑year head coach James Franklin and returning defensive coordinator Brent Pry, who together inherit a secondary bolstered by standout cornerback Jaquez White, safety Quentin Reddish and a host of experienced playmakers.
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 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.
Coach James Franklin reflects on early camp progress, key injuries, and the evolving offensive line as the Hokies gear up for the season.
Virginia Tech’s fall camp will spotlight five defensive standouts, each poised to influence the 2026 season
The author unveils their preseason All-ACC selections, highlights breakout performers, and names Malachi Toney as the projected player of the year
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.
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.
The Hokies' new-look squad, a missed recruiting battle and a Colorado Rockies rookie's surge illustrate both the challenges and bright spots for Virginia Tech alumni.
The 2026 season will see California host Virginia Tech in a non‑conference matchup, highlighted by the Golden Bears' standout quarterback and a promising Virginia Tech signal‑caller.
A look at the anticipated defensive player scores in EA Sports' College Football 27, focusing on standout Hokies and what their ratings suggest for the team's 2025 outlook.
A look at the 2026 slate reveals a marquee October clash between Virginia Tech and Clemson, a game that ESPN’s Bill Connelly believes could be the most entertaining of the year and a pivotal factor in the ACC title race.
The Atlantic Coast Conference braces for a 2026 season marked by marquee schedules, key transfers and a blend of veteran talent that could reshape its competitive landscape.
Virginia Tech’s recent recruiting successes, highlighted by a top‑25 2026 class and a top‑15 2027 class led by quarterback Peter Bourque, are drawing national attention. Freshman cornerback Amauri Polydor, praised by ESPN writers, could see early playing time.
Virginia Tech’s recent recruiting victories and the emergence of true freshman cornerback Amauri Polydor illustrate a program poised for a dynamic defensive overhaul.
Missouri’s schedule overhaul brings a high‑stakes matchup against the Troy Trojans, whose revamped offense and stout defense promise a challenging test before conference play.
The Tigers will face the Troy Trojans in a key non‑conference matchup that highlights both teams' preparations for the upcoming season.