Virginia Tech interim head coach Philip Montgomery spoke with the media following the Hokies' Week 10 loss to No. 16 Louisville; here's the entirety of what Montgomery had to say: "Tough game, I'm really proud of our football team and the way they battle and the way they continue to grow, continue to stay together.
It's game day! For the ninth time in 2025, Virginia Tech football suits up for battle, taking on No. 16 Louisville at 3 p.m. ET. Here's how you can tune in and follow the contest: Date: Saturday, November 1, 2025 Tme: 3 p.m.
Virginia Tech is back in action today and the Hokies have a chance to cause some chaos in the ACC and College Football Playoff race. No. 16 Louisville comes to Blacksburg today to continue their season and while the Cardinals are the better team on paper, it is not easy to stroll into Lane Stadium and come out with a win.
Virginia Tech football embarks on its ninth contest of the 2025 campaign tomorrow when it takes on Louisville in Lane Stadium. The last time that the Hokies (3-5, 2-2 ACC) faced off against the Cardinals, they were trounced, 34-3.
On Thursday, the Miami Hurricanes quite literally brought the rain with them, softening Thompson Field enough for a strong defensive battle that ended in a 0-0 stalemate.
After being the last team out of the NCAA Tournament last season, Virginia Tech is eager to begin its season as it welcomes in the Towson Tigers to Cassell Colliseum on Tuesday, Nov.
Only a quartet of contests remain for Virginia Tech football in its 2025 campaign. Through a turbulent campaign, the Hokies have notched three wins and will need to claim as many over the next month to qualify for a bowl game this season.
Cal is one of the weirder teams this year in the ACC picture. It beat Minnesota, got its doors blown off by San Diego State, and in conference play, it’s managed to get to 2-1 with a relatively easy schedule ahead - no Miami or Georgia Tech.