In case you couldn’t tell, this is a slooooow news week. Summer school classes don’t start until next week, so we’ll see then if some players from the latest signing class have enrolled.

The folks at Virginia Tech weren’t kidding when they said the Lane Stadium video board replacement project would begin just as soon as graduation was finished.

Virginia Tech wrapped up spring practice on April 20, although questions remain heading into the summer that won’t have more definitive answers until fall camp.

In the four years after he took a redshirt at Virginia Tech, wide receiver Danny Coale never missed a game, playing in 55 straight contests to conclude his college career.

It’s graduation day at Virginia Tech, where school president Charles Steger will give a farewell commencement speech and the Lane Stadium scoreboard will function one more time before being replaced.

A few football odds and ends this morning …

Virginia Tech wrapped up spring practice on April 20, although questions remain heading into the summer that won’t have more definitive answers until fall camp.

Virginia Tech has released its latest rating of football helmets, based on scientific evaluations of how they absorb hits taken on the gridiron.

Virginia Tech president Charles Steger announced today in a letter to the university community that he plans to retire this year. He’ll remain on the job until the school’s Board of Visitors finds a replacement.

Virginia Tech wrapped up spring practice on April 20, although questions remain heading into the summer that won’t have more definitive answers until fall camp.

When Virginia Tech concluded spring practice this past April, fans were still concerned about the state of the team’s offense after quarterback Logan Thomas continued to be plagued by turnovers in the spring game.

When it was announced Virginia Tech and Michigan have agreed to a home-and-home series in 2020 and 2021, the Twitterverse blew up with the hashtag, “It was a catch!”

I’m on my way back from a bachelor party in Boston this weekend, so I’ll keep this post brief today with a couple of nuggets about some former Hokies in the NFL …

Virginia Tech wrapped up spring practice on April 20, although questions remain heading into the summer that won’t have more definitive answers until fall camp. Nevertheless, the spring cleared up some things.

Some of the details have been muddled over time, but ask Antoine Hopkins and Marcus Burley to recall a moment they shared in childhood and they immediately offer some version of this anecdote:

Virginia Tech and Michigan’s Sugar Bowl matchup last year went over so well that the teams have agreed to a future home-and-home series.

Virginia Tech fans, still sore over the 2012 Sugar Bowl loss to Michigan that featured Danny Coale’s controversial no-catch in the end zone, will get another couple of shots at the maize and blue.

Virginia Tech and Michigan have agreed to a home-and-home football series that will take place in 2020 and 2021, the two schools announced Thursday. The Hokies will travel to Ann Arbor, Mich., on Sept. 29, 2020, and the Wolverines are scheduled to come to Lane Stadium in Blacksburg, Va., the following season on Sep. 11, 2021.