Menchville (Newport News, VA) athlete Clifton Richardson remains a "soft" commitment to the University of Virginia, and at this point he does not intend to make a final decision any time soon. The 6-1, 195-pound junior, one of the top prospects in the state, may not make a final decision until the fall or maybe beyond. more >>
We continue our buildup for spring practice with our first Q&A with football expert Raleigh Hokie. Raleigh talks about Jake Johnson moving to defensive end, how the whip and rover positions might shake out, and the candidates to take over at left tackle. He also discusses Tech's backup quarterback situation. more >>
Virginia Tech has scored two commitments already in the 2011 class, but the Hokies are looking for more. One of the top targets is Milton (Alpharetta, GA) shooting guard Dai-Jon Parker. Read more on Parker and other targets in this edition of "Notes." more >>
By Chris Coleman, TechSideline.com March 18, 2010 2:03 PM
In just 13 days, spring football practice will begin at Virginia Tech. The offseason conditioning program has been in full swing for weeks, and soon we'll get our first look at a team that should be ranked in the top 10 when preseason polls are released in August. more >>
Throughout our spring football coverage, starting today and running through the Spring Game on April 24th, TechSideline.com is offering discount subscriptions for TSL Pass to new subscribers. This offer is only good for new subscribers, or old subscribers who have let their subscription lapse for over a year. more >>
I.C. Norcom (Portsmouth, VA) just captured the Group AAA state championship in varsity boys basketball. One of the members of the championship squad is Kameron Mack, a 6-5, 200-pound junior. While Mack is a solid basketball player and good athlete, his "bread will be buttered" on the gridiron according to Norcom head football coach Larry Archie. more >>
By Chris Coleman, TechSideline.com March 17, 2010 9:46 PM
Virginia Tech blew out visiting Quinnipiac 81-61 in the opening round of the NIT on Wednesday night. The game was never in doubt, with Tech taking the lead just two minutes in and never letting up. The Hokies are now 24-8 on the season. The Bobcats finished the year with a 23-10 record. more >>
By Chris Coleman, TechSideline.com March 17, 2010 2:54 PM
With the exception of a couple of off years in 2002 and 2003, Bud Foster fielded dominant defenses in the last decade. Great players have come and gone, but the production on the field has always been the same. Out of all those players, which 22 would be on our two-deep if we had to choose? more >>
By Will Stewart, TechSideline.com March 17, 2010 9:11 AM
In Seth Greenberg's six years at Virginia Tech, no other school has made a serious run at hiring Tech's colorful, hard-working hoops-obsessed coach. That may be getting ready to change, but whether it does or not, our opinion on Seth Greenberg is this: He has done a very good job at Virginia Tech so far, he should be retained, and the fact that he's one of the lowest-paid coaches in the ACC is an embarrassment and should be corrected. more >>
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Menchville (Newport News, VA) athlete Clifton Richardson remains a "soft" commitment to the University of Virginia, and at this point he does not intend to make a final decision any time soon. The 6-1, 195-pound junior, one of the top prospects in the state, may not make a final decision until the fall or maybe beyond. 
We continue our buildup for spring practice with our first Q&A with football expert Raleigh Hokie. Raleigh talks about Jake Johnson moving to defensive end, how the whip and rover positions might shake out, and the candidates to take over at left tackle. He also discusses Tech's backup quarterback situation. 
Virginia Tech has scored two commitments already in the 2011 class, but the Hokies are looking for more. One of the top targets is Milton (Alpharetta, GA) shooting guard Dai-Jon Parker. Read more on Parker and other targets in this edition of "Notes." 
In just 13 days, spring football practice will begin at Virginia Tech. The offseason conditioning program has been in full swing for weeks, and soon we'll get our first look at a team that should be ranked in the top 10 when preseason polls are released in August. 
Throughout our spring football coverage, starting today and running through the Spring Game on April 24th, TechSideline.com is offering discount subscriptions for TSL Pass to new subscribers. This offer is only good for new subscribers, or old subscribers who have let their subscription lapse for over a year. 
Virginia Tech blew out visiting Quinnipiac 81-61 in the opening round of the NIT on Wednesday night. The game was never in doubt, with Tech taking the lead just two minutes in and never letting up. The Hokies are now 24-8 on the season. The Bobcats finished the year with a 23-10 record. 
With the exception of a couple of off years in 2002 and 2003, Bud Foster fielded dominant defenses in the last decade. Great players have come and gone, but the production on the field has always been the same. Out of all those players, which 22 would be on our two-deep if we had to choose? 
In Seth Greenberg's six years at Virginia Tech, no other school has made a serious run at hiring Tech's colorful, hard-working hoops-obsessed coach. That may be getting ready to change, but whether it does or not, our opinion on Seth Greenberg is this: He has done a very good job at Virginia Tech so far, he should be retained, and the fact that he's one of the lowest-paid coaches in the ACC is an embarrassment and should be corrected. 
