Since tomorrow is the Fourth, we're bringing you a special Thursday edition of Friday Q&A. We're including two more questions than usual as a Holiday treat, including one about Seth Greenberg's basketball team. Raleigh Hokie and Chris Coleman are the contributors for this week's Q&A. more >>
Wednesday night's "Catching Up With Coleman Segment" of "The Final Word With George Hunsicker" featured Chris and George talking about Brandon Dillard's injury and its impact on the depth chart and the 2008 season. The guys also discussed Deron Washington being drafted by the NBA (WMA format, compatible with Windows Media Player and MP3 players, 2.6 MB, 11:02). more >>
St. Xavier (Cincinnati, OH) star defensive end Pat Muldoon concluded his string of spring and summer unofficial visits with a trip to the state of Virginia to see Virginia Tech and Virginia. It was the 6-4, 265-pound rising senior's first experience at either school, but he came away impressed by both programs. more >>
Hermitage (Richmond, VA) captured a Central Region Championship before falling in the state semifinals last, but if the Panthers make a second consecutive state title run it will do so with a new starting signal caller. 6-3, 190-pound rising senior Theron Norman, a standout recruit who projects a wide receiver or safety on the next level, will take over the reigns as Coach Patrick Kane's starting quarterback in 2008. more >>
By Chris Coleman, TechSideline.com July 2, 2008 1:42 PM
Virginia Tech was already lacking proven receivers for the 2008 season, but today they are in even worse shape than before. Rising r-junior Brandon Dillard ruptured his Achilles tendon on Tuesday while participating in a voluntary summer workout. The injury will require surgery, and Dillard will be out 4-6 months. more >>
Brookville (Lynchburg, VA) star Logan Thomas certainly is a hotly contested recruit, boasting 18 Division 1A scholarship offers, but he appears to be an even hotter commodity in the state of Virginia. Virginia and Virginia Tech are each recruiting the 6-6, 225-pound athlete extremely hard, with the Cavaliers receiving the most recent visit yesterday. more >>
6-4, 220-pound defensive end Justin Foxx plans to attend Virginia Tech's next camp, which will take place on July 12th. According to Victory Christian (Charlotte, N.C.) head coach Frank Crockett, the rising senior defensive end will not be the only Victory Christian standout in Blacksburg that day. more >>
6-3, 280-pound defensive lineman recruit Antoine Hopkins has been cleared by the NCAA Clearinghouse and the former Highland Springs (VA) star says he will be in Blacksburg "by the end of July or early August" for preseason practice. TSL caught up with Hopkins for a "Q&A" to discuss his future at Virginia Tech. more >>
By Chris Coleman, TechSideline.com June 30, 2008 9:51 AM
Virginia Tech's banner year in athletics isn't quite over. Tech star hurdler Queen Harrison became the second Hokie athlete in school history to qualify for the Olympics. She'll compete for the United States in the 400-meter hurdles after finishing in second place in the Olympic Trials on Sunday. more >>
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Since tomorrow is the Fourth, we're bringing you a special Thursday edition of Friday Q&A. We're including two more questions than usual as a Holiday treat, including one about Seth Greenberg's basketball team. Raleigh Hokie and Chris Coleman are the contributors for this week's Q&A. 
Wednesday night's "Catching Up With Coleman Segment" of "The Final Word With George Hunsicker" featured Chris and George talking about Brandon Dillard's injury and its impact on the depth chart and the 2008 season. The guys also discussed Deron Washington being drafted by the NBA (WMA format, compatible with Windows Media Player and MP3 players, 2.6 MB, 11:02). 
St. Xavier (Cincinnati, OH) star defensive end Pat Muldoon concluded his string of spring and summer unofficial visits with a trip to the state of Virginia to see Virginia Tech and Virginia. It was the 6-4, 265-pound rising senior's first experience at either school, but he came away impressed by both programs. 
Hermitage (Richmond, VA) captured a Central Region Championship before falling in the state semifinals last, but if the Panthers make a second consecutive state title run it will do so with a new starting signal caller. 6-3, 190-pound rising senior Theron Norman, a standout recruit who projects a wide receiver or safety on the next level, will take over the reigns as Coach Patrick Kane's starting quarterback in 2008. 
Virginia Tech was already lacking proven receivers for the 2008 season, but today they are in even worse shape than before. Rising r-junior Brandon Dillard ruptured his Achilles tendon on Tuesday while participating in a voluntary summer workout. The injury will require surgery, and Dillard will be out 4-6 months. 
6-3, 280-pound defensive lineman recruit Antoine Hopkins has been cleared by the NCAA Clearinghouse and the former Highland Springs (VA) star says he will be in Blacksburg "by the end of July or early August" for preseason practice. TSL caught up with Hopkins for a "Q&A" to discuss his future at Virginia Tech. 
Virginia Tech's banner year in athletics isn't quite over. Tech star hurdler Queen Harrison became the second Hokie athlete in school history to qualify for the Olympics. She'll compete for the United States in the 400-meter hurdles after finishing in second place in the Olympic Trials on Sunday. 
