Reseating of Lane Stadium Scheduled for 2012

Virginia Tech's 2012 Lane Stadium Reseating Plan

2012 Sugar Bowl: How Cody Journell's Suspension Affects Virginia Tech on the Field

Hokies off and running: Tech beats Eastern Michigan in men's basketball

2012 Recruiting Update: Early Names to Know

3 men, including Tech kicker, jailed

Journell's arrest leaves Hokies a leg short

Debate: Which Hokie program wins a national title first?

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2011 Football Schedule Released

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1. Checking in with Hokies DC Bud Foster Explore ESPN: The Worldwide Leader In Sports (Apr 30 2013) News Expectations are already starting to build for the Virginia Tech defense in 2013, as the Hokies return a majority of their starters and look to keep u... (Read Full Article)

   Comment Mentions:   University of Alabama   Bud Foster   Virginia Tech

2. 2012 Sugar Bowl: How Cody Journell's Suspension Affects Virginia Tech on the Field Explore Gobbler Country (Dec 23 2011) News A very ugly incident Wednesday night in Blacksburg has resulted in the suspension of Virginia Tech kicker Cody Journell. Journell is suspended indefinitely and while he has not officially been ruled out for the Sugar Bowl, it's hard to fathom a situation where he will be on the field in New Orleans. If the Hokies are without Journell when they take on Michigan in the Sugar Bowl Jan. 3, my guess is they'll take the same approach they did when he missed the game against Duke on Oct. 29 due to an injury to his right quad. For ... (Read Full Article)

   Comment Mentions:   Blacksburg   Michigan   University of North Carolina

3. Hokies off and running: Tech beats Eastern Michigan in men's basketball Explore Roanoke.com (Dec 23 2011) News Less than a day after an alleged home invasion, Dorenzo Hudson joins his team in a rout of EMU. BLACKSBURG - The Virginia Tech men's basketball team blocked just two shots Thursday night, but coach Seth Greenberg had plenty of deflections after the game. Greenberg wasn't too talkative about Dorenzo Hudson after the Hokies squashed Eastern Michigan 71-50 at Cassell Coliseum. (Read Full Article)

   Comment Mentions:   Seth Greenberg   Wisconsin   Blacksburg

4. Journell's arrest leaves Hokies a leg short Explore Roanoke.com (Dec 23 2011) News Virginia Tech's kicker, an All-ACC honorable mention, is all but certain to miss the Sugar Bowl. BLACKSBURG - Kicker Cody Journell's arrest on charges including breaking and entering late Wednesday night leaves Virginia Tech's kicking game in a bind for the Sugar Bowl against Michigan. Journell, a redshirt sophomore, was an All-ACC honorable mention in his first season as Tech's full-time kicker, making 14 of 17 field goals, including 10 straight to finish the year. (Read Full Article)

   Comment Mentions:   Frank Beamer   Blacksburg   Michigan

5. Hokies coast to victory Explore www2.timesdispatch.com (Dec 23 2011) News Erick Green scored 12 points to lead Virginia Tech to a 71-50 victory over Eastern Michigan on Thursday night. (Read Full Article)

   Comment Mentions:   Seth Greenberg   Wisconsin   Blacksburg

6. 3 men, including Tech kicker, jailed Explore www2.timesdispatch.com (Dec 23 2011) News Three Blacksburg men, including Virginia Tech kicker Cody Journell, are being held without bail after they were arrested Wednesday and charged with breaking and entering. (Read Full Article)

   Comment Mentions:   Jim Weaver   Blacksburg   Michigan

7. VT kicker, two others denied bail in home invasion incident Explore www2.godanriver.com (Dec 22 2011) News Bail was denied Thursday for three Blacksburg men, including Virginia Tech kicker Cody Journell, after they were arrested Wednesday and charged with breaking and entering. (Read Full Article)

   Comment Mentions:   Blacksburg   Liberty University   Virginia Tech

8. The story behind Metallica’s Virginia Tech-themed introduction before the Miami game Explore washingtonpost.com (Oct 10 2011) Since the 2000 season, Metallica’s “Enter Sandman” has been Virginia Tech football’s unofficial theme song, blaring over the Lane Stadium loudspeakers when the Hokies emerge from the tunnel. Before Saturday’s 38-35 win over Miami, the sellout crowd burst into a bigger frenzy than usual when the four members of Metallica appeared on the Lane Stadium scoreboard with a special Virginia Tech-themed introduction before the song began. Read full article >> (Read Full Article)

   Comment Mentions:   University of Miami   University of Virginia   Virginia Tech

9. Drawing the line: As NCAA violations rock college sports, two men are making sure Virginia Tech follows all the rules Explore CollegiateTimes.com (Oct 4 2011) Take one step inside Tim Parker’s office on the third floor of the Jamerson Athletic Center, and you immediately notice one thing. (Read Full Article)

   Comment Mentions:   Frank Beamer   University of Miami   Blacksburg

10. Hokies' helmets help in concussion study Explore ESPN: The Worldwide Leader In Sports (Jul 19 2011) There's some pretty cool science going on at Virginia Tech, and it's caused the Hokies to trade in their helmets for a new model. Researchers at Virg... (Read Full Article)

    Comment Mentions:   Frank Beamer   University of Virginia   Virginia Tech

11. Debate: Which Hokie program wins a national title first? Explore CollegiateTimes.com (Mar 15 2011) It is no secret that Virginia Tech has never won a national championship in any team sport. (Read Full Article)

    Comment Mentions:   Frank Beamer   University of Texas   Boise State University

12. 2011 Football Schedule Released Explore TechSideline.com Home (Feb 14 2011) by Chris Coleman, TechSideline.com Managing Editor Feb 14, 2011 Virginia Tech's 2011 football schedule has been released. The Hokies will play six games at home and six on the road. The schedule features two huge games in Lane Stadium in early October, and the usual November Thursday night contests. For the first time in quite awhile, the Hokies do not have a high-profile opponent in the month of September. However, the months of October and November will be inte (Read Full Article)

    Comment Mentions:   University of Miami   Boston College   Duke

13. Flaws abound in BCS system, but playoffs would be a bust Explore HamptonRoads.com (Jan 11 2011) We're constantly told the Bowl Championship Series is a bad system that needs to be blown up in favor of a college football playoff. Like everything else people constantly are told, this borders on nonsense. (Read Full Article)

    Comment Mentions:   Oregon   Auburn University   Virginia Tech

14. Allen shines in Tech victory Explore www2.godanriver.com (Jan 9 2011) Lost amid all the conversation about how Virginia Tech's depleted roster could hurt its chances of making the NCAA tournament is the fact that the Hokies still have a player who, when he is at his best, can look as impressive and versatile as anybody in the ACC. (Read Full Article)

    Comment Mentions:   Seth Greenberg   Blacksburg   Jeff Allen

15. Tech's Foster reportedly talking to Pitt Explore HamptonRoads.com (Jan 8 2011) BLACKSBURG The annual fret fest for Virginia Tech football fans has begun as the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette reported Saturday the Hokies' defensive coordinator, Bud Foster, has interviewed for the University of Pittsburgh's vacant head-coaching job. (Read Full Article)

    Comment Mentions:   Blacksburg   Vanderbilt   Pittsburgh

16. Virginia Tech's Hosley named AP All-American Explore Roanoke.com (Dec 15 2010) Stanford, which will face Virginia Tech in the Orange Bowl, had two players on the three teams. Virginia Tech sophomore cornerback Jayron Hosley was named a second-team All-American by The Associated Press on Tuesday. Hosley shares the Division I-A lead in interceptions with eight. He has also broken up seven passes and has recorded 37 tackles. Hosley, who had previously been named a Walter Camp first-team All-American, ranks sixth nationally in passes defended (15) with an average of 1.25 per game. (Read Full Article)

    Comment Mentions:   Wisconsin   University of Georgia   Boston College

17. Back to South Beach Explore Roanoke.com (Dec 5 2010) Virginia Tech will likely play either Stanford or Connecticut in the Orange Bowl on Jan. 3. CHARLOTTE, N.C. -- Tyrod Taylor and the rest of the Virginia Tech football team are leaving the Queen City as the kings of the ACC. In the first ACC title game played in Charlotte, the Hokies squashed Florida State 44-33 on Saturday night at Bank of America Stadium. (Read Full Article)

    Comment Mentions:   Frank Beamer   University of Miami   David Wilson

18. Hokies gear up for prime time Explore Roanoke.com (Dec 4 2010) Virginia Tech and Florida State have linked histories, and the Seminoles are the only ACC team with a winning record against the Hokies. When Virginia Tech moved to the ACC in 2004, Florida State was the league's preeminent football program. Legendary coach Bobby Bowden and the Seminoles owned the ACC from 1992-2003, winning or sharing the conference title 11 times in 12 years, not to mention capturing two national titles. (Read Full Article)

    Comment Mentions:   Frank Beamer   University of Miami   Blacksburg

19. Virginia Tech Hokies elevate ACC Explore Charlotte Observer (Dec 1 2010) In 2003, the ACC courted Miami. Miami offered a fine football tradition and the lucrative south Florida market. But the ACC was too public in its courtship. Virginia Tech found out and the Hokies asked if the ACC would court them, too. (Read Full Article)

    Comment Mentions:   University of Miami   Blacksburg   Boise State University

20. Tech Talk Live Notes for 11/29/10 Explore TechSideline.com Home (Nov 30 2010) by Chris Coleman, TechSideline.com Managing Editor Nov 30, 2010 Tech Talk Live (football and basketball season) When: Every Monday from 7:00-9:00 during football season, 7:00-8:00 during basketball season. Where: Click here for a list of radio stations, and to find the link for listening to the show on the Internet (look to the right on the hokiesports.com page that loads when you click the link). You can see the show in person Bull & Bones Brewhaus & Grill in (Read Full Article)

    Comment Mentions:   Frank Beamer   Seth Greenberg   Jim Weaver

21. Beamer: 'Quite a year' for Virginia Tech football Explore Bluefield Daily Telegraph, Bluefield, WV (Nov 28 2010) By HANK KURZ Jr., AP Sports Writer Associated Press Sun Nov 28, 2010, 11:30 PM EST BLACKSBURG, Va. — Most of the disappointment from an 0-2 start to the season has been wiped away now that No. 12 Virginia Tech is heading to the ACC championship game. The Hokies (10-2, 8-0) won 10 straight after losing to No. 9 Boise State and then FCS member James Madison in a span of five days, and saw their national title hopes dashed. But a 37-7 victory agains (Read Full Article)

    Comment Mentions:   Frank Beamer   University of Miami   Blacksburg

22. Hokies have been slow starters, but fast finishers Explore HamptonRoads.com (Nov 11 2010) BLACKSBURG The good news for Virginia Tech's football team - which needs two wins in its final three games to clinch the ACC's Coastal Division - is that the 16th-ranked Hokies typically finish strong. They've gone 21-2 in November since joining the conference in 2004. They've also gone undefeated in the final month of the regular season four times in six years. (Read Full Article)

    Comment Mentions:   Frank Beamer   University of Miami   Blacksburg

23. 'Super' quarterback leads surging Hokies Explore Roanoke.com (Nov 4 2010) Georgia Tech coach Paul Johnson says Tyrod Taylor is the premier player in the ACC and the quarterback is putting up the numbers to prove it. Before boarding a plane Wednesday for his team's game at Virginia Tech tonight, Georgia Tech football coach Paul Johnson had much bigger worries than the 90-minute flight north. Who will be waiting for the Yellow Jackets inside Lane Stadium this evening? That's what has Johnson most concerned. (Read Full Article)

    Comment Mentions:   Paul Johnson   Al Groh   Bud Foster

24. Foster's time in Iowa could help Hokies Explore Roanoke.com (Oct 28 2010) The defensive coordinator tries to learn from how the Hawkeyes beat Georgia Tech. BLACKSBURG -- How badly does Virginia Tech want to stop Georgia Tech's maddening flexbone option offense? Ask defensive coordinator Bud Foster, who flew to Iowa this spring and spent three days with the Hawkeyes' coaching staff to ask them how they stuffed the Yellow Jackets in last season's Orange Bowl. (Read Full Article)

    Comment Mentions:   Frank Beamer   University of Miami   Blacksburg

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