BLACKSBURG, VA—After an action packed 6:53 minutes of game time, the Virginia Tech Hokies completed their opening weekend sweep over the William and Mary Tribe, 8-7 and 8-2.
One thing was very abundant after the horn sounded in Cassell Coliseum Saturday afternoon: Exiting a 92-69 loss to Florida State — a Quadrant 3 opponent — Virginia Tech men's basketball put itself one further step behind the 8-ball in regard to its NCAA Tournament aspirations.
Virginia Tech men's basketball head coach Mike Young spoke to the media after the team's 92-69 loss to Florida State Saturday afternoon; here's the entirety of what Young had to say: "Luke [Loucks] and the Seminoles, they outplayed us.
Virginia Tech men's basketball is back in action in Cassell Coliseum, hosting Florida State today. Ahead of today's tilt, here's how you can watch and listen in: Date: Saturday, February 14, 2026 Time: 2 p.m.
BLACKSBURG, Va. — Virginia Tech's pitching unit collected 16 strikeouts spread across three different arms in its 9-2 victory over William and Mary. "They just stayed ahead," Virginia Tech (1-0) head coach John Szefc said about his pitchers.
Virginia Tech men's hoops claimed a needed road victory, pushing past No. 20 Clemson 76-66 at Littlejohn Coliseum on Wednesday night. The Hokies (17-8, 6-6 ACC) now stand as the No.
After a shocking 76-66 upset victory over No. 20 Clemson, Virginia Tech men's hoops is back in action Saturday, hosting Florida State. The Hokies (17-8, 6-6 ACC) raised their record in league play to an even .500 last time out on Wednesday, stunning the No.
The Hokies kick off their 2026 season with an in-state matchup against William and Mary in search of Tech's third straight opening day win. The Hokies have won their last two opening day contests by a combined score of 29-0.
On Thursday, Virginia Tech women's Basketball started its two-game California road trip with a 79-67 victory over Stanford, powered by a second-half surge.
Two quarters in, it appeared as if Virginia Tech women's basketball's Thursday tilt with Stanford — a team similar to the Hokies in both resume and offensive identity — would shape up to be a low-scoring, drawn-out contest.
When they needed a win the most, they got it. There was not a team in the country that needed a resume-lifting win as bad as Virginia Tech needed one. Since beating Virginia in the ACC opener, the Hokies had not been able to get a good win on their resume for the NCAA Tournament and they were big underdogs against Clemson, who boasted the No.