Virginia Tech women's basketball picked up an impressive 100-57 victory over Towson in its season opener. Here are three takeaways from the game. 1. Kayl Petersen put up a career night outing. Kayl Petersen had a career day with 17 points and 11 rebounds,

Virginia Tech football is looking for a head coach. One name getting interest is James Franklin, who was fired at Penn State.

Julie Ross will become Virginia Tech’s next executive vice president and provost in 2026, succeeding Cyril Clarke.

For about 30 minutes on Saturday afternoon, it looked like the Virginia Tech Hokies were about to win their second game in a row and move to 3-2 in ACC play. Unfortunately, a lopsided third quarter changed everything, and the No. 16 Louisville Cardinals (7-1, 4-1) came from behind to defeat the Hokies 28-16 (3-6, 2-3).

Virginia Tech is trying to hire head coach James Franklin before two other college football jobs likely open before 2026.

With basketball season around the corner, the HighTechs will be dancing courtside. The spirited group stays busy after the football season, losing no enthusiasm with the transition.

Isaac Brown rushed for 130 yards and a touchdown before leaving late with a leg injury and Keyjuan Brown scored twice in the second half to lift No. 16 Louisville to a 28-16 victory over Virginia Tech.

Virginia Tech is another. However, for the right head coach, it's one of the best jobs available. The Hokies used to be a perennial power in the ACC, even reaching the BCS National Championship game when Michael Vick was the quarterback.

Louisville running back Isaac Brown will be "out for a while" due to a leg injury suffered in the second half of the 14th-ranked Cardinals' Week 10 win against Virginia Tech, coach Jeff Brohm announced. Brown is out, at least, for Louisville's Week 11 home game against California .

The No. 17 Louisville Cardinals (6-1, 3-1 ACC) and Virginia Tech Hokies (3-5, 2-2) meet in an ACC showdown Saturday afternoon. Kickoff from Lane Stadium in Blacksburg, Virginia, is set for 3 p.m. ET (The CW Network).

After a tenuous opening half, Virginia Tech men's basketball handled Charleston Southern, riding a 56-29 second-half advantage to a 80-50 season-opening triumph in Cassell Coliseum Monday evening.