Things continue to get worse in Blacksburg. Virginia Tech was embarrassed tonight by Old Dominion, trailing 28-0 at halftime and losing 45-26. While this was not the first time that the Hokies have lost to Old Dominion, this was the worst of the three.
Just when you think that things can't get any worse, they go and get worse. After an embarrassing second half performance against Vanderbilt, Virginia Tech followed it up with one of their worst performances maybe ever.
Virginia Tech will need to be sharp on offense this Saturday against Old Dominion, because this Monarchs' defense has plenty of playmakers capable of throwing Kyron Drones and the rest of the offense off their game plan.
This new series flips the script on my “Weeks In” pieces from earlier this season. Instead of looking back, it looks ahead — with the immediate future arriving tomorrow against Old Dominion, in a game that could determine the status of head coach Brent Pry at Virginia Tech.
Virginia Tech will need to be sharp on offense this Saturday against Old Dominion, because this Monarchs' defense has plenty of playmakers capable of throwing Kyron Drones and the rest of the offense off their game plan.
Virginia Tech football remains home in Blacksburg, hosting Old Dominion this Saturday at 7 p.m. ET in a pivotal clash that could shape both the trajectory of the 2025 campaign and of the program as it stands under current head coach Brent Pry.
Virginia Tech's defense will have its work cut out for it as it welcomes Old Dominion this Saturday. The Monarchs were able to put up a dominating 54 points in their victory against NC Central last week, showcasing a balanced attack through the air and on the ground.
The Virginia Tech Hokies have suffered back-to-back tough losses to start the season. First, they traveled to Atlanta to face the South Carolina Gamecocks, and had them on the ropes until a special teams touchdown in the fourth quarter took the wind out of their sails.
Virginia Tech wide receiver Tucker Holloway spoke to the media on Wednesday afternoon; here's the entirety of what he had to say: Q: How's practice been these last couple days?
As Virginia Tech prepares for its Week 3 matchup with Old Dominion, head coach Brent Pry addressed the media with several key injury updates. With the Hokies looking to rebound from a shaky 0-2 start to the season, the health of a few contributors could play a pivotal role in how they perform on Saturday.
Virginia Tech tight ends coach Brent Davis spoke to the media on Wednesday afternoon; here's the entirety of what he had to say: "Well, I don't think it means we're doing anything different necessarily.
Virginia Tech head coach Brent Pry spoke to the media Wednesday afternoon; here's the entirety of what he had to say: "Not really. Right now, we're a patchwork crew out there.
Virginia Tech head coach Brent Pry was on the hot seat when the season began. Now, after an 0-2 start, which included an embarrassing home loss to Vanderbilt (2-0), he is in a situation that may be impossible to reverse.
Since the conclusion of the 2011 season, Virginia Tech has gradually established itself as an average program. Unfortunately for their fans, this has happened after they were one of the top programs in the country for more than a decade.
While they may not light up the Week 1 scoreboard, these players could pay dividends down the road. It’s all about timing, and right now, these free-agent options are available in most fantasy leagues.