TechSideline.com lead analyst David Cunningham joined The Fast Lane on Monday, March 9th to discuss:

- Is Virginia Tech's second consecutive ACC Wrestling Championship a sign that Hokies wrestling is the cream of the ACC?
- How impressive was Hokies softball with their business-like approach to their softball tournament in Salem?
- Despite the bad memories from Boise State (football) should Virginia Tech include black uniforms more often across all sports?
- Is the skid for Hokies baseball about bigger concerns or is it correctable?
- How much of Mike Young's frustration after the UVA game is due to the cumulative bad breaks for Hokies Men's Basketball?
- What must happen for Virginia Tech Men's Basketball in the ACC Tournament (on the VTRN Sports app) to make a run to the NCAA Men's Basketball tournament (also on the VTRN Sports app)?
- Evaluate Duluth, GA as a host for the ACC Women's Basketball Tournament.
- How does the Lady Hokies showing in the ACC Women's Basketball Tournament change your outlook for their NCAA Women's Basketball Tournament prospects?

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