Closer to full strength, Virginia Tech handles Boston College and appears to be on the rise. UVA’s unbroken growth appears, well, broken after a road loss at Wake Forest. And we’re joined by coach Mike Young to talk about the start of basketball practice at Virginia Tech.

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Virginia Tech suffers its first loss of the season. UVA loses a game and possibly its quarterback. And with the Miami game comfortably behind it, is there anyone left in the ACC for Clemson to fear?

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Virginia Tech had another thousand excuses to lose and won again this week, improving to 2-0. Virginia showed it may have closed the gap some between itself and league power Clemson. And Ethan Joyce of the Winston Salem Journal joins us to talk about athletes in the age of social media.

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UVA and Virginia Tech were both big winners in their openers last weekend. How did the Hokies do it despite being down nearly two dozen players and a handful of coaches? And can the Hoos do it again this week on the road at No. 1 Clemson?  All that, plus the magic of mustard, and Virginia Tech radio voice Jon Laaser.

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It’s finally time to kickoff the college football season for Virginia and Virginia Tech … We hope. We’ll look at the Hokies game against North Carolina State, the return of Charley Wiles and the atmosphere you can expect at Lane Stadium. And we’ll get some help from the voice of the Cavaliers Dave Koehn as we preview the ‘Hoos opener against Duke and the first start for new quarterback Brennan Armstrong.

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Virginia and Virginia Tech won’t meet this weekend, the latest game postponed due to COVID-19. Still, there’s plenty of ACC football to talk about and an ACC idea to expand the NCAA basketball Tournament to include … everyone? 

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College football is back! Most of the ACC kicks off this weekend. The Hokies and Hoos have a little longer to wait to take the field against each other, and William and Mary cuts seven sports.

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UVA has its starter at quarterback, Virginia Tech has its season opener pushed back, and the ACC okays pumping in crowd noise to largely empty stadiums. Plus, thoughts and stories about coaching legend John Thompson.

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Campuses around the country open and – you guessed it – have COVID outbreaks. Are things looking better or worse for the football season? Where does Liberty fit in? In case we are able to kickoff next month, Virginia Tech and UVA are busy getting their teams ready. Plus former Charlottesville and Harrisonburg sportscaster Damon Dillman joins the program.

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One of Virginia Tech’s top players opts out of the college football season because of COVID-19 concerns, the school finally breaks its silence on safety measures, while UVA continues to have success inside it’s Charlottesville bubble. The ACC has a schedule in case there is a football season, while the NCAA passes the buck when it comes to the other fall sports.

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