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U.Va. down, but not out, after run-rule loss
Virginia's relief pitching wasn't able to bail out Scott Silverstein on Friday, a rare event that led to a blowout loss.
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Alabama offers Tech pledge Holland Fisher
Alabama has extended a scholarship offer to Manchester linebacker Holland Fischer, coach Tom Hall said.
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U.Va. run-ruled in second ACC baseball tourney game
No. 4 Virginia lost to No. 8 Georgia Tech 17-5 at the ACC tournament Friday afternoon, a result that will complicate the Cavaliers' path to the title game.
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U.Va. peaking at the right time as baseball postseason begins
After winning in part because of two hit batters, it might be time to resurrect the "Cardiac Cavs" label for Virginia's baseball team as the postseason begins.
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U.Va. wins ACC tourney opener over Clemson
Virginia made a pair of costly errors that cost the Cavaliers the lead against Clemson. The Tigers returned the favor, and then some.
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Hokie Effect t-shirts on sale early
This year’s shirts will be worn at the Orange Effect game Sept. 3 against Georgia Tech and the Maroon Effect game Oct. 13 against Duke University
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Tech's new assistants looking to add talent
Kurt Kanaskie's suitcase is still packed. Mark Byington has unpacked his, putting his clothes in drawers around his hotel room.
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ACC baseball tournament for the early birds
The ACC will do its best to keep Virginia baseball fans distracted at work today and tomorrow.
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ACC baseball tournament glance
ACC tournament
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Former Hokie Danny Coale injures foot at Dallas Cowboys OTAs
Cowboys & Coale awaiting MRI results
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Virginia Tech adds UNC Wilmington transfer guard
Adam Smith started 29 games for the Seahawks as a freshman and was second on the team with a 13.7-point scoring average
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Virginia tops Pepperdine to set up showdown with USC in national title match
Tonight, Virginia will finally look to get the upper hand on USC when the teams square off in this year’s title match - and will do so as the underdog.
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Virginia Tech kicker makes plea deal in Blacksburg break-in
Cody Journell must serve 100 hours of community service
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Hokies end softball season with two losses to Tennessee
The Hokies finished with a 42-21 record
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Virginia Tech kicker to plead to reduced charge, lawyer says
Journell was suspended from the football team after he was among three men charged with breaking and entering
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Tech men's basketball lands transfer from UNC Wilmington
The Virginia Tech men’s basketball team picked up a big commitment from UNC Wilmington transfer guard Adam Smith on Wednesday, according to multiple media outlets.
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U.Va. adds another QB recruit
Virginia received a commitment Wednesday from Corwin Cutler, a quarterback at Virginia Beach's Ocean Lakes High School.
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Hokies baseball postseason fate rests on trip to Chapel Hill
After a 52 game season, the Hokies fate still rides on a three game set at powerful North Carolina.
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Virginia Tech baseball nips Liberty in bottom of ninth
The Virginia Tech baseball team won its 18th straight non-conference game with a 4-3 walk-off victory over visiting Liberty on Tuesday at English Field. Hokies catcher Chad Morgan hit a one-out single in the bottom of the ninth to score shortstop Johnny Morales with the winning run.
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Teams in next season's ACC/Big Ten Challenge announced
The Virginia Tech men’s basketball team will host Iowa on Nov. 27 and Virginia will visit Wisconsin on Nov. 28 in the ACC/Big Ten Challenge.
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Tech's Johnson takes advantage of gridiron dominance
Virginia Tech spent about $20 million on football in 2010-11. At the same time, the Hokies ranked 8th in the 12-team ACC in men's basketball spending at $4.7 million.
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Top 5 ACC budgets for football, men's basketball
Top five ACC budgets
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Thompson never alone as he takes the mound for Cavaliers
When University of Virginia closer Justin Thompson takes to the mound these days, he never goes alone. His grandmother, Nellie Thompson, is with him every step of the way. She is on his hat, on his cleats, and most importantly, she is in his heart.
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Wilson signs four-year deal with Giants days before rookie camp
Former Virginia Tech running back David Wilson signed with the New York Giants on Friday, just in time for the start of rookie minicamp. Wilson, a Danville native, agreed to terms on a four-year deal with an option for a fifth year, according to ProFootballTalk.com. The financial terms of the contract were unavailable, but Wilson, who was taken with the last pick in the first round, is slotted to receive a signing bonus in the neighborhood of $3.3 million, according to ESPN.com.
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Mike London visits Roanoke for Boys & Girls Club Lunch
Before the lunch at the Shenandoah Club in Roanoke, London also spoke about the newest transfer to his football program
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