The Hokies open their long quest to a hopeful ACC title run, or at the minimum, look to string a few solid wins together to sneak onto the dance floor before the clock strikes midnight.
CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Virginia Tech men's basketball has reached the postseason. The Hokies sit as the No. 12 seed in the ACC Tournament, set to draw 13th-seeded Wake Forest tonight.
Virginia Tech men's basketball is competing in the first round of the ACC Tournament today. The 12th-seeded Hokies will take on the 13th-seeded Wake Forest Demon Deacons.
Virginia Tech men's basketball head coach Mike Young was candid about his team at Monday's practice, a day away from the Hokies' ACC tournament opener vs.
No. 11 Virginia Tech softball is currently riding a 14-game win streak, sweeping their final three tournaments before lining up for traditional midweek and series matchups.
Virginia Tech men's basketball head coach Mike Young spoke to the media after Monday's practice ahead of the Hokies' first-round matchup in the ACC Tournament with 13th-seeded Wake Forest; here's the entirety of what he had to say: "Great, great.
This was not the kind of weekend that Virginia Tech needed if they wanted to make the NCAA Tournament. They were able to claw back from a big, early deficit against rival Virginia, but the still lost and missed out on a chance to get another quality win to improve their resume and make their case to be in the field.
Virginia Tech enters spring football with plenty of intrigue. After an offseason filled with coaching changes, transfer portal movement and a highly ranked recruiting class, the Hokies have a roster that looks significantly different from the one that ended last season.
Virginia Tech men's basketball has officially reached the postseason. With that, here's a running tracker of the Hokies' March Madness resume, which will update daily until the conclusion of the ACC Tournament: Overall NET ranking: No.
The dawn of the ACC Tournament is nigh. The 14-game, five-day event tips off Tuesday at 2 p.m. ET with Stanford and Pitt, with Virginia Tech set to contest Wake Forest for the third time this season later in the day at 7 p.m.
BLACKSBURG, Va. — Thirty-one games have elapsed. The regular season is over. And for some, the feeling about Virginia Tech men's hoops is of a missed opportunity.
SALEM, VA—The Virginia Tech Hokies hosted an offensive spectacle in the final of the second annual Hokie Invite as they overpowered Bryant, 11-1, in five innings.
Virginia Tech erased multiple deficits and used a three-run sixth and seventh inning to defeat No. 5 Georgia Tech 9-6 on Sunday in Atlanta, surviving a back-and-forth game and a two-hour rain delay.
Virginia Tech men's basketball has reached the end of its regular season. The Hokies (19-12, 8-10 ACC) languished through a difficult end to their slate, losing seven of their last 11 games heading into the ACC Tournament, which begins this Tuesday at the Spectrum Center in Charlotte, North Carolina.
SALEM, Va—The Virginia Tech Hokies tackled 14 innings of action in a doubleheader against Penn State and Radford. Tech needed two different margins of victory on Saturday, but the sweep was there regardless.
This was not the kind of weekend that Virginia Tech needed if they wanted to make the NCAA Tournament. They were able to claw back from a big, early deficit against rival Virginia, but the still lost and missed out on a chance to get another quality win to improve their resume and make their case to be in the field.
This was not the kind of weekend that Virginia Tech needed if they wanted to make the NCAA Tournament. They were able to claw back from a big, early deficit against rival Virginia, but the still lost and missed out on a chance to get another quality win to improve their resume and make their case to be in the field.
The regular season is over for Virginia Tech men's basketball. The Hokies enter the ACC Tournament in a lull, having dropped seven of their last 11 games.
The regular season is wrapped up and now attention turns to Charlotte for the ACC Tournament. Virginia Tech came into today's game against No. 13 Virginia needing a win to keep their NCAA Tournament hopes alive, but their rally fell short and the Hokies are going to need a big run next week to make their way to the right side of the bubble.
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. — Virginia Tech men's basketball was faced with two options Saturday when it took on No. 13 Virginia. Option A: Beat the Cavaliers and dramatically boost its odds at making its first NCAA Tournament in four years.
Virginia Tech suffered a 14-5 loss to No. 5 Georgia Tech on Saturday, dropping its second game of the weekend and extending its losing streak to six games.
Virginia Tech nearly erased a 16-point halftime deficit, but ultimately fell just short in 76-72 loss to Virginia on Saturday afternoon at John Paul Jones Arena.
The Hokies (7-6, 0-1) look to bounce back after a rough 16-1 loss against Georgia Tech (13-1, 1-0) yesterday. Below are live scoring updates in chronological order: My assistant, Parker Willis, will be taking my place for today.