The new look Hokies started the Franklin regime off in style with a 73-3 victory over VMI. We tell the truth about a contest that was never in question from the opening drive onward. We then turn our attentions over to a familiar opponent as the ODU Monarchs prepare for another trip to Blacksburg on Saturday. The Hokies seem to have revenge in mind as they look to erase the memory of the drubbing they took at the hands of the Monarchs less than a year ago, a loss that inadvertently put Virginia Tech in the driver's seat to hire James Franklin.

Our long national nightmare is over. It is officially Week 1 and the Hokies kick off their 2026 season at home against FCS opponent VMI. We discuss the schemes that VMI will be running on both sides of the ball while also discussing some things that we love and hate heading into this 2026 opener. We close as always with our Big Screener picks of the week.

We're back with the fifth annual Hokies Preview Panel featuring some of your favorite Hokies content creators. With a new format in 2026, part 3 of the 2026 Hokies Preview Panel features Grayson Wimbish and Hokie Legend Dwight Vick. We dive into the ongoing eligibility proceedings and talk about what a mock game week looks like. We then breakdown our the offensive line, running back, and linebacker rooms and discuss the unique position of having your head coach from just last season calling your defense this year.

We're back with the fifth annual Hokies Preview Panel featuring some of your favorite Hokies content creators. With a new format in 2026, part 2 of the Preview Panel features David Cunningham from Tech Sideline and Mike McDaniel from Hokie Hangover. We take a look at what apparel brand should be at the top of the Hokies list, talk new coaches turning heads, and dive into where the Hokies sit at the quarterback, wide receiver, and safety groups.

We're back with the fifth annual Hokies Preview Panel featuring some of your favorite Hokies content creators. With a new format in 2026, part 1 of the Preview Panel features Pete B from Two Deep and Sons of Saturday and Dan Pultz from Tales From the Terrordome. We take a look at what it means to "win the offseason", discuss the Brian White effect, and dive into where the Hokies sit at the defensive line, tight end, and cornerback positions.

This week's episode is the official kickoff for Fall Camp for the Hokies. It's a new day in Blacksburg as the team begins preparations for the 2026 season. Your boys break down where the roster stands at the start of camp, takes a heavy dive on the college athletics bill moving through Congress, and debate who Brian White needs to book to play Lane Stadium in the future.

Your boys are back and this week we're doing something a little different. James Franklin is on record talking about how he needs to figure out who the "Erasers" are going to be on this football team. We not only look at the current roster and identify who we think will be erasers in 2026 but also look back and talk about the great all-time erasers in Virginia Tech history.

Your boys are back at full force and ready to break down all the news and notes from June so far. Leading off we breakdown the Hokies hiring Brian White as Athletic Director. We dive into the recruiting run the Hokies are on following a ton of success during OV season. We also look at roster depth heading into the summer with most groups finding health at the right time while a couple others are nursing some injuries. After that we pull back a bit and look at the landscape of college sports amid looming congressional action.

This week we welcome managing editor for Tech Sideline David Cunningham onto the show. We're talking a heavy dose of football and basketball recruiting along with a deeper dive into what Hokie Ventures might mean for Virginia Tech Athletics in the long run.

This week we're back to take a deep dive into the departures of Tim Sands and Whit Babcock. Joining us to unpack this new chapter for Virginia Tech is VTScoop247 writer Doug Bowman. We will look at the impact of these departures as it relates to the Hokies football program's long term aspirations and discuss who he thinks would be ideal to fill these important roles at Virginia Tech.