By Chris Coleman, TechSideline.com November 20, 2009 11:27 AM
We're at that time of the year where football and basketball meet. The Tech football team is closing down their season, while the hoopsters are just getting started. Today we'll talk about football, bowl possibilities and basketball. more >>
Hargrave Military Academy's postgraduate squad escaped Fork Union today with a 6-0 win. Following the game, Virginia Tech recruits Theron Norman and DeAntre Rhodes took some time to reflect on the experience at Hargrave and to update their situations in terms of enrolling at Virginia Tech in January. more >>
The Hokies host the enigmatic Wolfpack of North Carolina State this Saturday in the final home game of the season. Virginia Tech (7-3, 4-2 ACC) will honor a senior group that will be trying to achieve a 10-win season in each of their seasons in Blacksburg. N.C. State (4-6, 1-5 ACC), on the other hand, will simply be playing for pride after high expectations coming into the season. Will the Hokies remain focused against a team with nothing to lose? more >>
Former Kempsville (Virginia Beach, VA) standout Trenton Hughes signed with the University of Maryland in February of 2007 and is now a red-shirt sophomore defensive back for the Terrapins. Travis Hughes, a 6-1, 215-pound running back/linebacker, has the opportunity to follow in his brother's footsteps and play college football. Travis, a junior, starred at Kempsville this season and has earned two official FBS offers to date. more >>
By Chris Coleman, TechSideline.com November 18, 2009 3:24 PM
Presented by Kent Square Condominiums: Virginia Tech still has hopes to win 10 games for the sixth consecutive season, but a loss to NC State this Saturday would end those hopes. The Hokies are better than the Wolfpack, and they are the rightful home favorite. However, there are matchups in this game that should concern Tech fans. more >>
T.C. Williams (Alexandria, VA) went 5-5 this season, narrowly missing out on the school's first playoff berth since 1990. Head coach Dennis Randolph will return some talented players next season, led by highly recruited junior offensive/defensive lineman Jay Whitmire. more >>
By Will Stewart, TechSideline.com November 18, 2009 11:19 AM
TechSideline.com is pleased to announce that TSL and our exclusive e-com sponsor, CampusEmporium.com, have renewed our partnership for another year. Please take a moment to read this short -- but important -- news item on our new agreement. Also: Post-game Tailgate With Bud Foster This Saturday at Collegiate Inn of Blacksburgmore >>
By Chris Coleman, TechSideline.com November 18, 2009 12:16 AM
Virginia Tech struggled offensively, but they used a strong defensive performance to fuel a 59-46 victory over UNC Greensboro on Tuesday night in Cassell Coliseum. The Hokies are now 2-0 on the season, while the Spartans dropped to 0-2. more >>
Things are pretty bad these days for Ralph Friedgen and the Maryland football program. Youth, inexperience, injuries and a general lack of depth have left Friedgen in the cross-hairs with the vultures circling in College Park. The Terps are not a very good team right now. And the Hokies took advantage of all those weaknesses to put the Terps away by halftime. After three weeks of spotty play, the Hokies needed to take care of business ... and they did. The offense piled up the yards and put up its most points in four games and the defense held an opponent out of the end zone for the second week in a row. more >>
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Hargrave Military Academy's postgraduate squad escaped Fork Union today with a 6-0 win. Following the game, Virginia Tech recruits Theron Norman and DeAntre Rhodes took some time to reflect on the experience at Hargrave and to update their situations in terms of enrolling at Virginia Tech in January. 
The Hokies host the enigmatic Wolfpack of North Carolina State this Saturday in the final home game of the season. Virginia Tech (7-3, 4-2 ACC) will honor a senior group that will be trying to achieve a 10-win season in each of their seasons in Blacksburg. N.C. State (4-6, 1-5 ACC), on the other hand, will simply be playing for pride after high expectations coming into the season. Will the Hokies remain focused against a team with nothing to lose? 
Former Kempsville (Virginia Beach, VA) standout Trenton Hughes signed with the University of Maryland in February of 2007 and is now a red-shirt sophomore defensive back for the Terrapins. Travis Hughes, a 6-1, 215-pound running back/linebacker, has the opportunity to follow in his brother's footsteps and play college football. Travis, a junior, starred at Kempsville this season and has earned two official FBS offers to date. 
TechSideline.com is pleased to announce that TSL and our exclusive e-com sponsor, CampusEmporium.com, have renewed our partnership for another year. Please take a moment to read this short -- but important -- news item on our new agreement.
Virginia Tech struggled offensively, but they used a strong defensive performance to fuel a 59-46 victory over UNC Greensboro on Tuesday night in Cassell Coliseum. The Hokies are now 2-0 on the season, while the Spartans dropped to 0-2. 
Things are pretty bad these days for Ralph Friedgen and the Maryland football program. Youth, inexperience, injuries and a general lack of depth have left Friedgen in the cross-hairs with the vultures circling in College Park. The Terps are not a very good team right now. And the Hokies took advantage of all those weaknesses to put the Terps away by halftime. After three weeks of spotty play, the Hokies needed to take care of business ... and they did. The offense piled up the yards and put up its most points in four games and the defense held an opponent out of the end zone for the second week in a row. 
