Kellam's (Virginia Beach, VA) varsity football squad kicked off the 2008 season on the right note on Friday night, soundly defeating First Colonial 42-28. Head coach Chris DeWitt was pleased with his team's offensive output, including the play of transfer offensive lineman Hunter Steward. more >>
By Chris Coleman, TechSideline.com August 27, 2008 3:44 PM
Virginia Tech begins the 2008 football season on Saturday with a big game in Charlotte against the East Carolina Pirates. This is a game to be excited about, not because it's the first one, but because ECU should give Tech a test. The Hokies are always good, and they will be good again in 2008. But how good? We'll start to get an idea on Saturday, when they face a team that is expected to go bowling for the third straight season. more >>
By Chris Coleman, TechSideline.com August 27, 2008 3:34 PM
Virginia Tech released the 2008-09 men's basketball schedule on Tuesday. Seth Greenberg's Hokies face a number of challenging out-of-conference opponents this year, not to mention their regular share of ACC teams. more >>
A top rising junior, John Marshall (Richmond, VA) product Travis McKie has earned six official scholarship offers to this point in his recruitment. Boston College, Clemson, Maryland, Virginia, Virginia Tech and Wake Forest have offered the 6-6, 185-pound forward, a first-team Richmond Times-Dispatch all-metro selection last season as a sophomore. more >>
The decision to redshirt Tyrod Taylor -- a mutual decision made by both TT and the VT coaching staff -- has sparked a ton of discussion and emotion. In a poll we ran back in May 2008, 39% of you thought TT should redshirt. What do you think of the decision now that it has been made? Anyone can vote in this poll, but in order to vote, we have to send you over to our TSL Blogs section. To vote, click here. more >>
By Will Stewart, TechSideline.com August 26, 2008 3:20 PM
Frank Beamer revealed the worst kept secret of the very young 2008 football season Tuesday, telling the press that the Hokies plan to redshirt Tyrod Taylor this season. That brings the last piece of the Hokie puzzle into place for the 2008 season, and now Tech is going to play the hand they're dealt. The good news is, they've still got a great ace hidden up their sleeve. more >>
By Chris Coleman, TechSideline.com August 26, 2008 2:08 PM
Frank Beamer held his weekly press conference on Tuesday afternoon, and he announced Virginia Tech's plans for quarterbacks Sean Glennon and Tyrod Taylor. Glennon has been named the starter, and Taylor will attempt to redshirt. more >>
The state's top rated offensive line recruit takes the field on Thursday, in what will be the start to his senior season at Meadowbrook High School (Richmond, VA). 6-7, 340-pound Morgan Moses is anxious for the regular season opener, which will be against rival L.C. Bird. more >>
By Chris Coleman, TechSideline.com August 26, 2008 10:30 AM
The Hokie Hotline kicked off last night with a revamped format. Guests were offensive coordinator Bryan Stinespring, Darryl Slater of the Richmond Times-Dispatch, athletic director Jim Weaver, and head football coach Frank Beamer. more >>
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Kellam's (Virginia Beach, VA) varsity football squad kicked off the 2008 season on the right note on Friday night, soundly defeating First Colonial 42-28. Head coach Chris DeWitt was pleased with his team's offensive output, including the play of transfer offensive lineman Hunter Steward. 
Virginia Tech begins the 2008 football season on Saturday with a big game in Charlotte against the East Carolina Pirates. This is a game to be excited about, not because it's the first one, but because ECU should give Tech a test. The Hokies are always good, and they will be good again in 2008. But how good? We'll start to get an idea on Saturday, when they face a team that is expected to go bowling for the third straight season. 
Virginia Tech released the 2008-09 men's basketball schedule on Tuesday. Seth Greenberg's Hokies face a number of challenging out-of-conference opponents this year, not to mention their regular share of ACC teams. 
A top rising junior, John Marshall (Richmond, VA) product Travis McKie has earned six official scholarship offers to this point in his recruitment. Boston College, Clemson, Maryland, Virginia, Virginia Tech and Wake Forest have offered the 6-6, 185-pound forward, a first-team Richmond Times-Dispatch all-metro selection last season as a sophomore. 
The decision to redshirt Tyrod Taylor -- a mutual decision made by both TT and the VT coaching staff -- has sparked a ton of discussion and emotion. In 
Frank Beamer revealed the worst kept secret of the very young 2008 football season Tuesday, telling the press that the Hokies plan to redshirt Tyrod Taylor this season. That brings the last piece of the Hokie puzzle into place for the 2008 season, and now Tech is going to play the hand they're dealt. The good news is, they've still got a great ace hidden up their sleeve. 
Frank Beamer held his weekly press conference on Tuesday afternoon, and he announced Virginia Tech's plans for quarterbacks Sean Glennon and Tyrod Taylor. Glennon has been named the starter, and Taylor will attempt to redshirt. 
The state's top rated offensive line recruit takes the field on Thursday, in what will be the start to his senior season at Meadowbrook High School (Richmond, VA). 6-7, 340-pound Morgan Moses is anxious for the regular season opener, which will be against rival L.C. Bird. 
The Hokie Hotline kicked off last night with a revamped format. Guests were offensive coordinator Bryan Stinespring, Darryl Slater of the Richmond Times-Dispatch, athletic director Jim Weaver, and head football coach Frank Beamer. 
