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Yahoo's new college fantasy platform for the 2026 season spotlights Virginia Tech's rising talents, offering fans a deeper way to engage with the upcoming slate of games.
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.
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' backfield promises a mix of power, speed, and depth that could reshape the ACC race as they prepare for 2026.
As the Hokies enter fall camp, quarterback Ethan Grunkemeyer, running back Jeffrey Overton Jr., receiver Brodie Adams, tight end Luke Reynolds and tackle Logan Howland emerge as key pieces of the revamped attack.
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.
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's 2027 football recruiting class has swelled to 26 commitments after nine new signees were added in June, positioning the Hokies among the nation’s most promising hauls.
Defensive standout Tyson Washington pledged to Virginia Tech on Thursday, selecting the ACC program over Penn State, Syracuse, Clemson, Wake Forest and Virginia. His decision marks the 26th commitment for the Hokies' 2027 class, which sits at No. 12 nationally according to 247Sports.
Tyson Washington, a 6‑foot‑3 defensive standout from Springfield, Virginia, has pledged to Virginia Tech, marking the 26th commitment in a class ranked No. 12 nationally.
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.
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.
With the 2026 season on the horizon, analysts have released an early power ranking of ACC programs, highlighting the impact of new coaches, transfer portal moves and emerging talent.
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.
A fresh coaching staff, key player developments, and strategic additions position the Hokies for a competitive push in the upcoming college football campaign.
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.