BLACKSBURG — After 11½ seasons as Penn State’s head coach, a tenure that ended last October with a brusque dismissal nine months removed from a College Football Playoff semifinal appearance, James Franklin is accustomed to grand expectations.

BLACKSBURG - As the spring semester gets underway, Virginia Tech football welcomed a fresh wave of talent to campus this weekend. Fifteen incoming freshmen from the highly regarded 2026 recruiting class, along with the arriving mid-year transfers, are now ...

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The momentum surrounding Virginia Tech Hokies football in NCAA Football recruiting shows no signs of slowing down. After a dramatic rise in the national rankings under head coach James Franklin, the program has added another key piece with the commitment ...

James Franklin's spring programs have revealed a lot about how the Hokies will look in 2026. He's taken a more hands-on approach on offense, with Ty Howle taking over as the full-time play caller for the first time. His trust in Brent Pry's ability to ...

Virginia Tech football is over seven months out from its 2026 campaign and the roster has been essentially finalized, save for any walk-ons that join or leave the program. With that, here's a look at how the two-deep could shape up along the defensive line ...

Two board committees unanimously endorsed the creation of Hokie Ventures and a $15.2 million, interest-free loan for start-up money. Full board approval is expected Tuesday.

Virginia Tech is poised to join the growing number of universities that house athletic department revenue enterprises in a limited liability company. Hokie Ventures, LLC would be affiliated with the school and receive a start-up loan of up to $15.

Cameron Sparks, a redshirt freshman wide receiver at Virginia Tech, is no longer with the Hokies football program. The school confirmed his departure to Tech Sideline reporter Andy Bitter on Saturday.