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It's Time to Shine, Kyron
Brent Pry sought out Kyron Drones as his starting quarterback for a reason. Drones' athleticism and big arm made him a star in the making that Virginia Tech's new head coach could build his offense around.
Yet in third season as the Hokies' QB1, Dr…
Five Questions Facing Virginia Tech Ahead of 2025 Season
Year Four of a head coach's tenure usually elicits two opposite yet distinct feelings — confidence or anxiety.
As the Hokies prepare for Brent Pry's fourth season as Virginia Tech's head coach, most fans feel an abundance of the latter. Tech …
Yes, Virginia Tech Has the Resources to Compete
It's time to debunk the narrative that Virginia Tech is being asked to do more with less.
As Brent Pry enters Year Four of his coaching tenure in Blacksburg, there is no better time to make one thing abundantly clear.
Virginia Tech has the resourc…
Metallica Gives Us Our Moment
The legendary band's performance in Blacksburg will go down as one of the most memorable moments in Virginia Tech lore.
Seasoned and experienced fans of Virginia Tech have often reminisced about their memories of the 1999 football season, when Mich…
Uncertainty Looms Over Virginia Tech Entering Offseason
Even the most astute observers of Virginia Tech football have to admit there are many unknowns surrounding the program post-spring.
It’s hard to believe that the last column I wrote was Feb. 8 of this year, but I have my reasons.
I got marri…
Times Have Changed
A world where Virginia Tech's offensive coordinator is incentivized to take a demotion at another program isn't a world that's good for the Hokies.
Imagine opening Indeed and seeing you can apply for a new job that requires less responsibility, pay…
The Only Easy Day Was Yesterday
Preparing for the Duke’s Mayo Bowl was not easy, but the work Brent Pry must do now will be much more difficult.
If we learned anything in Virginia Tech’s 24-10 loss to the Minnesota Golden Gophers in the Best Condiment Bowl on Friday n…
Brent Pry's Recruiting Reinforcing a Virginia Tech Roster Needing Talent
Most, if not all, of Virginia Tech's Class of 2025 signees are officially in the boat. But are Brent Pry's recruiting wins enough to push his program in the right direction?
While fans rightfully complain about his lack of progress in the win-loss …