Next, you have redshirt freshman Bryce Baker. A four-star prospect in the 2025 recruiting class, Baker committed to North Carolina. After one season in Chapel Hill, Baker transferred to the Hokies, where he had a prior relationship with Franklin and the new quarterbacks coach,

Lead editor Thomas Hughes covers several pertinent notes from March 31's post-practice media session.

The Clemson Tigers fell to No. 11/12 Virginia Tech on Friday evening, 9-1, in five innings. With the loss, Clemson fell to 25-14 (7-7 ACC), while Virginia Tech improved to 32-5 (8-3 ACC).The Hokies scored one run in both the first and second.

On Wednesday, Talia Goodman of On3 revealed that the Hokies had landed a commitment from 6-foot-2 forward Alyssa Latham. Latham, a native of Glenwood, Illinois, was a four-star recruit out of high school in the 2023 recruiting class.

The Hokies welcome a new head coach — and 50 new players.

Gurdak had 17 points and 19 rebounds in Virginia Tech's triple-overtime win over Virginia. He scored 12 points in a win against California. He had 11 points and seven rebounds in a win over Georgia Tech and tallied 10 points in a regular-season victory over Wake Forest.

In Blacksburg, the university’s Orbital Launch Vehicle Team gathered to watch the Artemis II crew head into space — and to take inspiration from a milestone many of them have grown up only reading about.

Virginia Tech's quarterback battle has yet to be settled with the spring game 17 days away.

The Boston College softball team (10-22, 2-6 ACC) battled against No. 12 Virginia Tech (30-4, 6-2 ACC) in their home opener at Harrington Athletics VIllage on Friday evening. The team split the doubleheader with 11-0 and 14-4 losses.

Former Tennessee women's basketball player Alyssa Latham committed to Virginia Tech, according to Talia Goodman of On3. Latham, who completed her junior season with the Lady Vols, is a graduate transfer. She will also return to the ACC after previously playing for Syracuse, where she was named to the ACC All-Freshman Team in 2024.

Former Springfield Central star quarterback Pop Watson spent three years at Virginia Tech before transferring to UMass in January. During his time in Blacksburg, Watson led the Hokies to a win against rival Virginia at home,