Virginia Tech Hokies NCAA Football News

After facing some fast-brewing Hurricanes, Virginia Tech's football team took the evacuation route out of here early Friday morning.

Ralph Friedgen isn't alone in being perplexed by his unpredictable Maryland football team.

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.

BLACKSBURG, Va. - It wasn't long ago that Miami was one of the top programs in college football.

SMOTHERED: Miami's defense swarms Virginia Tech tight end Greg Boone. The Hokies couldn't get beyond the 18-yard line in the third quarter Thursday night.

Miami will have about 125 newfound fans, all of them in Chapel Hill, when it plays Virginia Tech tonight.

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.

The success of Maryland's football season hinges entirely on the results of the next three games.

Virginia Tech running back Darren Evans shakes off the tackle of Maryland's Jeff Allen.

A grinning Darren Evans received congratulatory hugs from teammate after teammate Thursday night.

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.

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.

CLEMSON a ' It's the first week of November, and 11 ACC teams still have legitimate hope of winning their divisions.

Virginia Tech plays host to Maryland Thursday night, and its looking more and more like quarterback Cory Holt will get the start with Tyrod Taylor and Sean Glennon still nursing ankle injuries.

Maryland has had more trouble against unranked opponents than ranked ones this season.

A wounded Virginia Tech football team hopes it can get well -- literally and figuratively -- in the final month of the regular season.

Here's the brief word from intrepid reporter Zach Berman, who was listening to Virginia Tech Coach Frank Beamer's teleconference while on a train to Philadelphia for tonight's World Series game: Beamer said ...

Although quarterback Cory Holt had not played a meaningful snap for Virginia Tech before Saturday's game at Florida State, he is privy to information few players hear.