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Ten games into the season, UM is in first place in the ACC's Coastal Division [at least until Saturday]. Who predicted that? Certainly not your humble correspondent.
North Carolina wary of Terps' success against ranked teams
COLLEGE PARK, Md. -- Ralph Friedgen isn't alone in being perplexed by his unpredictable Maryland football team.
Clutch play helps Tech hang on for 59-53 win over UNCG
BLACKSBURG, Va. After struggling with her shot for most of the night, Virginia Tech's Lindsay Biggs pulled through with six points over the final 1:47 to help the Hokie women's basketball team hang on for a ...
Virginia Tech edges Gardner-Webb 65-62
A.D. Vassallo and Jeff Allen each scored 19 points for Virginia Tech as the Hokies held off Gardner-Webb 65-62 on Friday night.
Phil Anastasia: Eastern's Ryan hoping history repeats itself
Logan Ryan knows the history. Now he plans to make some. "Anything can happen if we go out and play hard for four quarters," said Ryan, Eastern's talented two-way senior and leading positive thinker.
ACC Notebook: Tar Heels rooting for a Hurricanes victory
Miami will have about 125 newfound fans, all of them in Chapel Hill, when it plays Virginia Tech tonight.
Miami to face Virginia Tech in a primetime game
Tonight, the nation will have their eyes on the Miami Hurricanes, as the Canes host ACC foe Virginia Tech in a pivotal match-up in the Coastal Division.
Hokies basketball forward to miss 4-6 weeks
J.T. Thompson's sports hernia requires surgery, Virginia Tech says. By NORM WOOD 9:47 PM EST, November 12, 2008 Virginia Tech forward J.T. Thompson will miss four-to-six weeks of the men's basketball season ...
The Washington Post
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The Washington Post
No Place Like Home on Thursdays
BLACKSBURG, Va., Nov. 12 -- Between commercial breaks during ESPN's broadcast of the Southern California-Oregon State game in September, color commentator Jesse Palmer turned to his partners in the booth in disbelief. The crowd in Corvallis, Ore., was in a frenzy as it watched the Beavers jump out to an early lead against the No. 1 team in the nation.
About 2,500 miles away, Virginia Tech defensive end Orion Martin noticed the same thing. As he watched Oregon State's fans prepare to celebrate the upset, Martin began to realize that there is a difference between a Thursday night game and one played on a traditional Saturday.
Hokies sign four players for 2009-10 hoops season
The Virginia Tech men's basketball program has announced the signing of four players to national letters of intent during the fall early signing period.
CORAL GABLES - University of Miami athletic director Kirby Hocutt said he and coach Randy Shannon 'have not spent 10 seconds' talking about a contract extension.
Maryland's season hinges on three-week stretch
The success of Maryland's football season hinges entirely on the results of the next three games.
Virginia Tech gets its offense up and running - roanoke.com
Call them legitimate contenders now. They have a tailback who can dominate. They have a defense.
Tracking the Terps: UM-Virginia Tech prediction
Man, picking the ACC this season is tough. Many of us successfully picked the Terps in their last game against N.C. State.
It looks like Glennon the guy ...
The pregame scuttlebutt at Lane Stadium was that Sean Glennon was going to be the starting quarterback for Virginia Tech against Maryland in tonight's game at Lane Stadium.
Hokies needed a big game; Evans delivered
A grinning Darren Evans received congratulatory hugs from teammate after teammate Thursday night.
Spurrier: Warmups to decide starting QB
COLUMBIA a ' Steve Spurrier's got Frank Beamer's son on his staff. And now he's following the lead of the long-standing Virginia Tech coach.
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The Associated Press
Hokies remain kings of Thursday night
Darren Evans ran for a school-record 253 yards and a touchdown and Virginia Tech continued its Thursday night mastery, beating No. 23 Maryland 23-13 to stay in the thick of a wide-open Atlantic Coast Conference.
The Hokies (6-3, 3-2) improved to 15-3 on Thursday night and ended a two-game losing streak while remaining one of five teams in the ACC's Coastal Division with two conference losses. The Hokies, Virginia and Miami are a half-game behind Georgia Tech.
Maryland (6-3, 3-2) came into the game as the only ACC team with one league loss, but dropped into a tie for the Atlantic Division lead with Florida State and Wake Forest.