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Virginia Tech Hokies
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2025-26 Football Season
2025-26 Schedule
(11-3, 6-3)
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2025-26 Schedule
(11-3, 6-3)
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{tr}
{td}9/6/25{/td}
{td}
{td} {/td}
{td}Lane Stadium (Blacksburg, VA){/td}
{td}#16{/td}
{td}W 55-13{/td}
{/tr}
{tr}
{td}9/20/25{/td}
{td}
{td}#16{/td}
{td}Lane Stadium (Blacksburg, VA){/td}
{td}#11{/td}
{td}W 56-49{/td}
{/tr}
{tr}
{td}9/27/25{/td}
{td}
{td} {/td}
{td}Lane Stadium (Blacksburg, VA){/td}
{td}#8{/td}
{td}W 45-35{/td}
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{tr}
{td}10/4/25{/td}
{td}
{td} {/td}
{td}Lane Stadium (Blacksburg, VA){/td}
{td}#8{/td}
{td}W 48-27{/td}
{/tr}
{tr}
{td}10/11/25{/td}
{td}
{td} {/td}
{td}Lane Stadium (Blacksburg, VA){/td}
{td}#7{/td}
{td}W 48-24{/td}
{/tr}
{tr}
{td}10/18/25{/td}
{td}
{td}#8{/td}
{td}Memorial Stadium (Lincoln, NE){/td}
{td}#7{/td}
{td}L 24-38{/td}
{/tr}
{tr}
{td}10/25/25{/td}
{td}
{td} {/td}
{td}Doak Campbell Stadium (Tallahassee, FL){/td}
{td}#9{/td}
{td}L 28-31{/td}
{/tr}
{tr}
{td}11/1/25{/td}
{td}
{td} {/td}
{td}Alumni Stadium (Chestnut Hill, MA){/td}
{td}#18{/td}
{td}W 57-13{/td}
{/tr}
{tr}
{td}11/8/25{/td}
{td}
{td} {/td}
{td}Lane Stadium (Blacksburg, VA){/td}
{td}#12{/td}
{td}W 59-35{/td}
{/tr}
{tr}
{td}11/15/25{/td}
{td}
{td}#3{/td}
{td}Nippert Stadium (Cincinnati, OH){/td}
{td}#10{/td}
{td}W 33-31{/td}
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{tr}
{td}11/22/25{/td}
{td}
{td}#13{/td}
{td}Carter-Finley Stadium (Raleigh, NC){/td}
{td}#6{/td}
{td}W 27-21{/td}
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{tr}
{td}11/29/25{/td}
{td}
{td}#1{/td}
{td}Lane Stadium (Blacksburg, VA){/td}
{td}#5{/td}
{td}W 25-13{/td}
{/tr}
{tr}
{td}12/13/25{/td}
{td}
{td}#4{/td}
{td}Bank of America Stadium (Charlotte, NC){/td}
{td}#2{/td}
{td}L 26-52{/td}
{/tr}
{tr}
{td}12/31/25{/td}
{td}
{td} {/td}
{td}Sun Bowl Stadium (El Paso, TX){/td}
{td} #8{/td}
{td}W 63-10{/td}
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The Virginia Tech Hokies had their best season in years in Coach Sylvanshine's first full season, winning 11 games and capturing the ACC Atlantic crown, a clear improvement over 3 straight 7 win seasons and the Hokies' first 11 win/division title season since 2011. The Hokies defeated ranked opponents Cincinnati, NC State, and scored the program's first victory over Virginia in over a decade, handing the Cavaliers their first loss of the season in order to secure the Atlantic title. The team struggled out of the gate, slipping by Fresno State and Tennessee at home and dropping their first two road games, but responded by ripping off 5 in a row and winning 6 of their last 7 to finish the season strong. The Hokies were led by an explosive offense, spearheaded by Heisman finalist QB Amir Alford and RB Josh Gipson, which finished in the top 10 in total offense, passing offense, rushing offense, and scoring offense. Alford joined the elite and select company of quarterbacks with a 4,000/1,000 season, helping the Hokies light up the scoreboards alongside Gipson, who ran for over 1,350 yards, and WR Paris Ferwerda, whose 62 receptions and 1,103 receiving yards set new school records. The team's defense was often a liability, fielding the worst pass defense in the country and surrendering 28 points per game. However, the defense played its role of bend, don't break to a T when it mattered most, sporting the best red zone defense in the country and forcing 20 turnovers, as well as fielding a top 5 rush defense. In addition, the defense improved over the course of the season, aside from the ACC Championship game rematch against Virginia, giving up an average only 18.8 PPG against Cincinnati, NC State, Virginia, and BYU and creating 9 takeaways in the four games.
While the team's 2025 season was a resounding success, it will be difficult to replicate next year, as they lose 18 starters, including every offensive starter aside from Alford. The program will hope that key contributors such as WR Colt Jackson and CB John Parks, as well as playmakers such as 2nd Team All-American D-linemen Kevin Stewart and Jason Greenwood and Freshman All-American WR Mike Martin, will be able to help Alford keep the Atlantic crown in Blacksburg and potentially achieve even bigger goals. The Hokies will also count on an incoming top 10 recruiting class, the best in the ACC, to maintain their success and keep the program on the ascent.
While the team's 2025 season was a resounding success, it will be difficult to replicate next year, as they lose 18 starters, including every offensive starter aside from Alford. The program will hope that key contributors such as WR Colt Jackson and CB John Parks, as well as playmakers such as 2nd Team All-American D-linemen Kevin Stewart and Jason Greenwood and Freshman All-American WR Mike Martin, will be able to help Alford keep the Atlantic crown in Blacksburg and potentially achieve even bigger goals. The Hokies will also count on an incoming top 10 recruiting class, the best in the ACC, to maintain their success and keep the program on the ascent.
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CHOKIES @TonyGin&Juice
2025-26 SEASON RESULTS
Record
11-3(6-3)
(ACC Atlantic Champions)
Hyundai Sun Bowl
#8 Virginia Tech Hokies 63
BYU Cougars 10
Final Ranking
#8 Coaches
#9 Media
2025-26 AWARD WINNERS
None
2025-26 ALL-AMERICANS
1st Team
None
2nd Team
DE - Kevin Stewart
DT - Jason Greenwood
Freshman
WR - Mike Martin
2025-26 ALL-ACC
1st Team
None
2nd Team
QB - Amir Alford
OT - Ray Newton
DE - Kevin Stewart
DT - Jason Greenwood
K/P - Tye Garcia
2025-26 TEAM STATISTICS
Team Stats
OFFENSE
Total Offense
512.1
(#1)
Passing Offense
294.0
(#6)
Rushing Offense
218.1
(#10)
Scoring Offense
42.4
(#4)
Passing Touchdowns
38
(#3)
Rushing Touchdowns
34
(#4)
First Downs
335
(#1)
3rd Down Conversion Rate
56%
(86/153)
(#4)
4th Down Conversion Rate
71%
(15/21)
(#17)
Red Zone Offense
89%
(68/76; 52 TD, 16 FG)
(#3)
DEFENSE
Total Defense
407.1
(#118)
Passing Defense
292.0
(#128)
Rushing Defense
115.1
(#5)
Scoring Defense
28.0
(#87)
Sacks
23
(#96)
Red Zone Defense
61%
(42/68; 36 TD, 6 FG)
(#1)
TURNOVERS
Turnover Differential
-7
(#113)
Giveaways
27
(27 INTs, 0 Fumbles)
(#123)
Takeaways
20
(12 INTs, 8 Fumbles)
(#21)
TEMPO
Total Plays Per Game
68.7
Passing Plays Per Game
31.2
(45% of plays/57% of yards)
Rushing Plays Per Game
37.5
(55% of plays/43% of yards)
2025-26 Individual Stats
PASSING
Amir Alford - 332/430 (77%) for 4051 yards*; 38 TD*, 17 INT; 173.9 QBR
RUSHING
Josh Gipson - 230 for 1353 (5.8 YPC), 11 TD; Long of 32
Amir Alford - 195 for 1084 (5.5 YPC), 13 TD; Long of 74
Broderick Johnson - 84 for 572 (6.8 YPC), 10 TD; Long of 54
Amir Alford - 195 for 1084 (5.5 YPC), 13 TD; Long of 74
Broderick Johnson - 84 for 572 (6.8 YPC), 10 TD; Long of 54
RECEIVING
Paris Ferwerda - 62* for 1103* (17.7 YPC), 7 TD; Long of 78
Willie Utley - 56 for 694 (12.3 YPC), 5 TD; Long of 41
Reggie Farris - 44 for 505 (11.4 YPC), 5 TD; Long of 25
Josh Gipson - 41 for 290 (7.0 YPC), 2 TD; Long of 34
Colt Jackson - 39 for 404 (10.3 YPC), 2 TD; Long of 21
Mike Martin - 32 for 412 (12.8 YPC), 8 TD; Long of 81
Aaron Scott - 27 for 424 (15.7 YPC), 5 TD; Long of 69
Broderick Johnson - 14 for 76 (5.4 YPC), 1 TD; Long of 18
Nicholas Powell - 12 for 113 (9.4 YPC), 0 TD; Long of 19
Willie Utley - 56 for 694 (12.3 YPC), 5 TD; Long of 41
Reggie Farris - 44 for 505 (11.4 YPC), 5 TD; Long of 25
Josh Gipson - 41 for 290 (7.0 YPC), 2 TD; Long of 34
Colt Jackson - 39 for 404 (10.3 YPC), 2 TD; Long of 21
Mike Martin - 32 for 412 (12.8 YPC), 8 TD; Long of 81
Aaron Scott - 27 for 424 (15.7 YPC), 5 TD; Long of 69
Broderick Johnson - 14 for 76 (5.4 YPC), 1 TD; Long of 18
Nicholas Powell - 12 for 113 (9.4 YPC), 0 TD; Long of 19
DEFENSIVE LEADERS
Lester Childs - 83 Tackles
Kevin Stewart - 14 TFL
Kevin Stewart - 6 Sacks
Anthony Archie, Bryson Harris, Quentin Porter - 2 INT
Scott Rivera - 8 Pass Deflections
Scott Rivera - 2 Forced Fumbles
Anthony Archie - 2 Fumble Recoveries
Kevin Stewart - 14 TFL
Kevin Stewart - 6 Sacks
Anthony Archie, Bryson Harris, Quentin Porter - 2 INT
Scott Rivera - 8 Pass Deflections
Scott Rivera - 2 Forced Fumbles
Anthony Archie - 2 Fumble Recoveries
KICKING
Tye Garcia - 23/25 FG (6/7 from 17-29, 10/10 from 30-39, 3/6 from 40-49, 4/4 from 50+); Long of 54
PUNTING
Tye Garcia - 14 for 659 (47.0 AVG), net of 472, (33.7 Net AVG); Long of 56
KICK RETURN
Josh Gipson - 14 for 284 (20.2 AVG), 0 TD; Long of 24
Aaron Scott - 7 for 156 (22.2 AVG), 0 TD; Long of 37
Willie Utley - 4 for 80 (20.0 AVG), 0 TD; Long of 24
Aaron Scott - 7 for 156 (22.2 AVG), 0 TD; Long of 37
Willie Utley - 4 for 80 (20.0 AVG), 0 TD; Long of 24
PUNT RETURN
Josh Gipson - 15 for 198 (13.2 AVG), 1 TD; Long of 60
* indicates school record
2025-26 GRADUATING SENIORS
Anthony Castillo (#21), SS; Tysons Corner, VA
Lester Childs (#52), LB; Herndon, VA
Broderick Johnson (#20), RB; Boca Raton, FL
Ray Newton (#64), OT; Fort Belvoir, VA
Mike Morales (#90), DE; Marion, VA
Josh Gipson (#23), RB; Parris Island, SC
Scott Rivera (#41), CB; Tysons Corner, VA
Josh Jenkins (#60), OG; Austin, MN
Dante Bell (#61), C; South Gastonia, NC
Paul Washington (#93), DE; Eau Claire, WI
Scott Sims (#67), OG; Greenacres City, FL
Tye Garcia (#15), K/P; Sarasota Springs, FL
Anthony Archie (#49), SS; Charlottesville, VA
Willie Utley (#12), WR; Roanoke, VA
Vince Stewart (#68), OG; Dumbarton, VA
Paris Ferwerda (#85), WR; Rose Hill, VA
Quentin Porter (#56), LB; Culver City, CA
Evan Pollock (#4), QB; Aiea, HI
Bryson Harris (#43), FS; Largo, FL
Aaron Scott (#17), WR; Suffolk, VA
Reggie Farris (#80), TE; Great Falls, VA
Brandon Taylor (#76), OT; Gloucester Point, VA
Brian Gipson (#50), LB; Fredericksburg, VA
Corey Vaughn (#54), LB; Havelock, NC
Lester Childs (#52), LB; Herndon, VA
Broderick Johnson (#20), RB; Boca Raton, FL
Ray Newton (#64), OT; Fort Belvoir, VA
Mike Morales (#90), DE; Marion, VA
Josh Gipson (#23), RB; Parris Island, SC
Scott Rivera (#41), CB; Tysons Corner, VA
Josh Jenkins (#60), OG; Austin, MN
Dante Bell (#61), C; South Gastonia, NC
Paul Washington (#93), DE; Eau Claire, WI
Scott Sims (#67), OG; Greenacres City, FL
Tye Garcia (#15), K/P; Sarasota Springs, FL
Anthony Archie (#49), SS; Charlottesville, VA
Willie Utley (#12), WR; Roanoke, VA
Vince Stewart (#68), OG; Dumbarton, VA
Paris Ferwerda (#85), WR; Rose Hill, VA
Quentin Porter (#56), LB; Culver City, CA
Evan Pollock (#4), QB; Aiea, HI
Bryson Harris (#43), FS; Largo, FL
Aaron Scott (#17), WR; Suffolk, VA
Reggie Farris (#80), TE; Great Falls, VA
Brandon Taylor (#76), OT; Gloucester Point, VA
Brian Gipson (#50), LB; Fredericksburg, VA
Corey Vaughn (#54), LB; Havelock, NC
2025-26 RECRUITING CLASS
Zac Perry, P; Huntington Park, CA (85 OVR, 
)
Christian Foreman, WR; Greenbelt, MD (77 OVR,)
Jared Dickerson, C; Forestville, OH (77 OVR,)
Eric Butler, DE; Cutler, FL (76 OVR,)
Daniel Copeland, ATH; Charlottesville, VA (75 OVR,)
Albert Mackey, OT; Greenwood, MS (75 OVR;)
Brandon Roberts, DT; Bristol, VA (75 OVR,)
Christian Newsome, OT; Immokalee, FL (75 OVR,)
T.J. Mills, QB; Key Largo, FL (75 OVR,)
Robert Mosley, DT; North Royalton, OH (74 OVR,)
Kenneth Miles, WR; Auburn, AL (73 OVR,)
Joe McCloud, RB; Newington, VA (69 OVR,)
Jason Butler, MLB; University Heights, VA (67 OVR,)
Brad Davis, CB; Sarasota Springs, FL (66 OVR,)
Zach Bowers, CB; Hooverson Heights, WV (65 OVR,)
Tom Temple, OG; Kilgore, TX (60 OVR,)
Stephen Gonzalez, OLB; East Highland Park, VA (58 OVR,)
Ron Fitzpatrick, DE; Salem, VA (57 OVR,)
Matt Wood, WR; Lake City, SC (55 OVR,)
Jason Jones, OLB; River Ridge, LA (51 OVR,)
)Christian Foreman, WR; Greenbelt, MD (77 OVR,
)Jared Dickerson, C; Forestville, OH (77 OVR,
)Eric Butler, DE; Cutler, FL (76 OVR,
)Daniel Copeland, ATH; Charlottesville, VA (75 OVR,
)Albert Mackey, OT; Greenwood, MS (75 OVR;
)Brandon Roberts, DT; Bristol, VA (75 OVR,
)Christian Newsome, OT; Immokalee, FL (75 OVR,
)T.J. Mills, QB; Key Largo, FL (75 OVR,
)Robert Mosley, DT; North Royalton, OH (74 OVR,
)Kenneth Miles, WR; Auburn, AL (73 OVR,
)Joe McCloud, RB; Newington, VA (69 OVR,
)Jason Butler, MLB; University Heights, VA (67 OVR,
)Brad Davis, CB; Sarasota Springs, FL (66 OVR,
)Zach Bowers, CB; Hooverson Heights, WV (65 OVR,
)Tom Temple, OG; Kilgore, TX (60 OVR,
)Stephen Gonzalez, OLB; East Highland Park, VA (58 OVR,
)Ron Fitzpatrick, DE; Salem, VA (57 OVR,
)Matt Wood, WR; Lake City, SC (55 OVR,
)Jason Jones, OLB; River Ridge, LA (51 OVR,
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2025-26 Football Season
2026-27 Schedule
(11-3, 7-2)
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2026-27 Schedule
(11-3, 7-2)
{tbody}
{tr}
{td}9/5/26{/td}
{td}
{td}#19{/td}
{td}Lane Stadium (Blacksburg, VA){/td}
{td}#9{/td}
{td}W 52-30{/td}
{/tr}
{tr}
{td}9/12/26{/td}
{td}
{td} {/td}
{td}Papa John's Cardinal Stadium (Louisville, KY){/td}
{td}#6{/td}
{td}W 59-49{/td}
{/tr}
{tr}
{td}9/19/26{/td}
{td}
{td}#3{/td}
{td}Lane Stadium (Blacksburg, VA){/td}
{td}#6{/td}
{td}L 45-49{/td}
{/tr}
{tr}
{td}9/26/26{/td}
{td}
{td} {/td}
{td}Neyland Stadium (Knoxville, TN){/td}
{td}#8{/td}
{td}W 62-21{/td}
{/tr}
{tr}
{td}10/3/26{/td}
{td}
{td} {/td}
{td}Hard Rock Stadium (Miami, FL){/td}
{td}#7{/td}
{td}W 73-35{/td}
{/tr}
{tr}
{td}10/17/26{/td}
{td}
{td}#3{/td}
{td}Lane Stadium (Blacksburg, VA){/td}
{td}#6{/td}
{td}L 48-51{/td}
{/tr}
{/tbody}
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{tbody}
{tr}
{td}10/24/26{/td}
{td}
{td} {/td}
{td}Doak Campbell Stadium (Tallahassee, FL){/td}
{td}#11{/td}
{td}W 70-21{/td}
{/tr}
{tr}
{td}10/31/26{/td}
{td}
{td} {/td}
{td}Lane Stadium (Blacksburg, VA){/td}
{td}#11{/td}
{td}W 66-14{/td}
{/tr}
{tr}
{td}11/3/26{/td}
{td}
{td} {/td}
{td}Memorial Stadium (Clemson, SC){/td}
{td}#10{/td}
{td}W 59-56{/td}
{/tr}
{tr}
{td}11/14/26{/td}
{td}
{td}#5{/td}
{td}Lane Stadium (Blacksburg, VA){/td}
{td}#8{/td}
{td}W 59-42{/td}
{/tr}
{tr}
{td}11/21/26{/td}
{td}
{td}#9{/td}
{td}Lane Stadium (Blacksburg, VA){/td}
{td}#4{/td}
{td}W 30-27 (OT){/td}
{/tr}
{tr}
{td}11/28/26{/td}
{td}
{td} {/td}
{td}Commonwealth Stadium (Lexington, KY){/td}
{td}#3{/td}
{td}W 69-42{/td}
{/tr}
{tr}
{td}12/12/26{/td}
{td}
{td}#4{/td}
{td}Bank of America Stadium (Charlotte, NC){/td}
{td}#2{/td}
{td}W 38-31{/td}
{/tr}
{tr}
{td}1/6/27{/td}
{td}
{td}#2{/td}
{td}University of Phoenix Stadium (Glendale, AZ){/td}
{td}#1{/td}
{td}L 28-59{/td}
{/tr}
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While the 2026-27 season ended in disappointment for the Virginia Tech Hokies, it didn't take away from the fact that the season was an impressive and exhilarating run. The Hokies finished in the top 10 and won 11 games for the second year in a row while also winning the ACC for the first time since 2020 despite experts predicting a step back from the 2025-26 season. Despite losing 10 starters, the offense shattered team, conference, and ACC records as they led the country in numerous categories such as scoring offense, total offense, passing offense, and red zone offense and set a new NCAA mark for points scored in a season with 758. The unit rode the historic performance of Heisman winner QB Amir Alford as everything else around him came together, with the newcomers meeting or exceeding the production of their positions last year. In addition, despite losing 8 starters, the defense remained one of the best red zone defenses in the country and was more than adequate at forcing turnovers. Though it also remained one of the worst defenses in the country, the defense's performance was enough to allow the offense to once again lead the Hokies to a great season. While the season ended with a poor performance against rival Virginia in the national championship game, a rout that handed the Cavaliers their 3rd straight title, the season overall was a rousing success as the Hokies managed to rip off 7 wins in a row after starting 4-2, a win streak that included victories over Cincinnati, NC State, and Wake Forest in the ACC Championship Game.
While Virginia Tech is in a much better place this offseason than they were last offseason, as they return 13 starters, it is hard to overstate the difficultly of replacing a transcendental talent like Alford. In addition, the Hokies will once again need to replace a 1,000 yard rusher and a 1,000 yard receiver and will have to replace likely 1st round draft pick and 1st Team All-American DT Patrick Lee and 1st Team All-American CB John Parks on the other side of the ball. However, Virginia Tech returns the majority of its offense to help ease in whomever the new starting QB will be and the switch to a 3-4/3-3-5 defense led by 1st Team All-American DT Jason Greenwood and star SS Malcolm Porter will hopefully yield more acceptable results. Another top 5 recruiting class for the Hokies should also help as the program hopes for another successful season and looks to take the next step towards national prominence.
While Virginia Tech is in a much better place this offseason than they were last offseason, as they return 13 starters, it is hard to overstate the difficultly of replacing a transcendental talent like Alford. In addition, the Hokies will once again need to replace a 1,000 yard rusher and a 1,000 yard receiver and will have to replace likely 1st round draft pick and 1st Team All-American DT Patrick Lee and 1st Team All-American CB John Parks on the other side of the ball. However, Virginia Tech returns the majority of its offense to help ease in whomever the new starting QB will be and the switch to a 3-4/3-3-5 defense led by 1st Team All-American DT Jason Greenwood and star SS Malcolm Porter will hopefully yield more acceptable results. Another top 5 recruiting class for the Hokies should also help as the program hopes for another successful season and looks to take the next step towards national prominence.
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2026-27 SEASON RESULTS
Record
11-3(7-2)
(ACC Champions)
BCS National Championship
#2 Virginia Cavaliers 59
#1 Virginia Tech Hokies 28
Final Ranking
#8 Coaches
#8 Media
2026-27 AWARD WINNERS
Amir Alford
Heisman Trophy
Maxwell Award
Davey O'Brien Award
2026-27 ALL-AMERICANS
1st Team
QB - Amir Alford
WR - Colt Jackson
DT - Patrick Lee
DT - Jason Greenwood
CB - John Parks
2nd Team
DE - Eric Butler
K/P - Zac Perry
Freshman
WR - Christian Foreman
WR - Kenneth Miles
DE - Eric Butler
K/P - Zac Perry
2026-27 ALL-ACC
1st Team
QB - Amir Alford
WR - Colt Jackson
DT - Patrick Lee
DT - Jason Greenwood
CB - John Parks
K/P - Zac Perry
2nd Team
RB - Nick Wilson
TE - Dan Webb
DE - Eric Butler
LB - Alan Robinson
2026-27 TEAM STATISTICS
Team Stats
(+/- Relative to 2025 Stats in Parentheses)
OFFENSE
Total Offense
623.7 (#1)
(+111.6)
Passing Offense
395.6 (#1)
(+101.6)
Rushing Offense
228.1 (#14)
(+10.0)
Scoring Offense
54.1 (#1)
(+11.7)
Passing Touchdowns
49 (#2)
(+11)
Rushing Touchdowns
50 (#1)
(+16)
First Downs
407 (#1)
(+72)
3rd Down Conversion Rate
70% (#2)
(99/141)
(+14%)
4th Down Conversion Rate
76% (#8)
(13/17)
(+5%)
Red Zone Offense
95% (#1)
(94/98; 81 TD, 13 FG)
(+6%)
DEFENSE
Total Defense
463.7 (#126)
(+56.6)
Passing Defense
321.5 (#128)
(+29.5)
Rushing Defense
142.2 (#18)
(+27.1)
Scoring Defense
37.6 (#126)
(+9.6)
Sacks
14 (#126)
(-9)
Red Zone Defense
73% (#22)
(46/63; 42 TD, 4 FG)
(+12%)
TURNOVERS
Turnover Differential
+2 (#40)
(+9)
Giveaways
19 (#106)
(18 INTs, 1 Fumble)
(-8)
Takeaways
21 (#13)
(9 INTs, 12 Fumbles)
(+1)
TEMPO
Total Plays Per Game
73.7
(+5)
Passing Plays Per Game
36.6
(50% of plays/63% of yards)
(+5%/+6%)
Rushing Plays Per Game
37.1
(50% of plays/37% of yards)
(-5%/-6%)
2026-27 Individual Stats
PASSING
Amir Alford - 392/487 (80%) for 5224 yards*; 46 TD*, 9 INT; 194.8 QBR
RUSHING
Nick Wilson - 212 for 1426 (6.7 YPC), 17 TD; Long of 69
Amir Alford - 177 for 1168 (6.5 YPC), 18 TD; Long of 58
Kevin Wiggins - 115 for 572 (4.9 YPC), 14 TD; Long of 34
Amir Alford - 177 for 1168 (6.5 YPC), 18 TD; Long of 58
Kevin Wiggins - 115 for 572 (4.9 YPC), 14 TD; Long of 34
RECEIVING
Colt Jackson - 85 for 1331 (15.6 YPC), 14 TD; Long of 77
Mike Martin - 72 for 993 (13.7 YPC), 10 TD; Long of 63
Nicholas Powell - 66 for 837 (12.6 YPC), 5 TD; Long of 66
Christian Foreman - 50 for 753 (15.0 YPC), 5 TD; Long of 78
Nick Wilson - 46 for 346 (7.5 YPC), 1 TD; Long of 27
Dan Webb - 42 for 746 (17.7 YPC), 9 TD; Long of 63
Kenneth Miles - 24 for 341 (14.2 YPC), 5 TD; Long of 34
Mike Martin - 72 for 993 (13.7 YPC), 10 TD; Long of 63
Nicholas Powell - 66 for 837 (12.6 YPC), 5 TD; Long of 66
Christian Foreman - 50 for 753 (15.0 YPC), 5 TD; Long of 78
Nick Wilson - 46 for 346 (7.5 YPC), 1 TD; Long of 27
Dan Webb - 42 for 746 (17.7 YPC), 9 TD; Long of 63
Kenneth Miles - 24 for 341 (14.2 YPC), 5 TD; Long of 34
DEFENSIVE LEADERS
Jason Cox - 81 Tackles
Jason Greenwood - 16 TFL
Patrick Lee - 4 Sacks
Malcolm Porter - 3 INT
Beau Griffin - 8 Pass Deflections
Justin Buckley - 3 Forced Fumbles
Beau Griffin - 2 Fumble Recoveries
Jason Greenwood - 16 TFL
Patrick Lee - 4 Sacks
Malcolm Porter - 3 INT
Beau Griffin - 8 Pass Deflections
Justin Buckley - 3 Forced Fumbles
Beau Griffin - 2 Fumble Recoveries
KICKING
Zac Perry - 18/19 FG (7/7 from 17-29, 6/6 from 30-39, 3/4 from 40-49, 2/2 from 50+); Long of 54
PUNTING
Zac Perry - 8 for 413 (51.6 AVG), net of 265, (33.1 Net AVG); Long of 76
KICK RETURN
Kevin Wiggins - 17 for 340 (20.0 AVG), 0 TD; Long of 39
John Parks - 9 for 176 (19.5 AVG), 0 TD; Long of 23
John Parks - 9 for 176 (19.5 AVG), 0 TD; Long of 23
PUNT RETURN
Kevin Wiggins - 13 for 147 (11.3 AVG), 0 TD; Long of 31
* indicates school record
2026-27 GRADUATING SENIORS
Amir Alford (#8), QB; Timberlake, VA
Patrick Lee (#62), DT; Welcome, SC
Kevin Stewart (#97), DE; Wheaton-Glenmont, MD
Nick Wilson (#2), RB; Manassas, VA
Colt Jackson (#6), WR; Pompano Beach, FL
Dan Webb (#84), TE; Carol City, FL
Dominique Bailey (#66), OT; Newnan, GA
James Brink (#99), DT; Stockton, CA
John Parks (#30), CB; Morristown, TN
Beau Griffin (#29), FS; Hollins, VA
Donte Thomas (#44), FS; Gaffney, SC
Patrick Lee (#62), DT; Welcome, SC
Kevin Stewart (#97), DE; Wheaton-Glenmont, MD
Nick Wilson (#2), RB; Manassas, VA
Colt Jackson (#6), WR; Pompano Beach, FL
Dan Webb (#84), TE; Carol City, FL
Dominique Bailey (#66), OT; Newnan, GA
James Brink (#99), DT; Stockton, CA
John Parks (#30), CB; Morristown, TN
Beau Griffin (#29), FS; Hollins, VA
Donte Thomas (#44), FS; Gaffney, SC
2026-27 RECRUITING CLASS
Matt Fritz, WR; Quebec, CN (80 OVR,)Javan Arnold, HB; Winchester, VA (77 OVR,
)Corey Moore, WR; Dade City, FL (76 OVR,
)Brad Johnson, LB; St. Rose, LA (76 OVR,
)Jon Lowe, OG; Brighton, AL (75 OVR,
)Robert Douglas, QB; Kettering, OH (75 OVR,
)Mike Medley, LB; Groves, TX (73 OVR,
)Brian Ross, OG; St. Stephens, NC (70 OVR,
)Rick Ray, TE; Front Royal, VA (69 OVR,
)Yusef Bowser, WR; Winnemucca, NV (69 OVR,
)Kevin Pierce, DE; Bristol, VT (67 OVR,
)Charles Henderson, CB; Westwego, LA (66 OVR,
)Stacy Latimer, CB; Vacaville, CA (65 OVR,
)Frank Gunn, LB; Ewa Beach, HI (53 OVR,
)Cliff Paris, HB; Livingston, TN (51 OVR,
)Korey Dorsey, LB; Fort Lee, VA (50 OVR,
)
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2027-28 Football Season
2027-28 Schedule
(12-2, 7-2)
[xtable=skin1|753x268]
2027-28 Schedule
(12-2, 7-2)
{tbody}
{tr}
{td}9/4/27{/td}
{td}
{td}#16{/td}
{td}Lane Stadium (Blacksburg, VA){/td}
{td}#9{/td}
{td}W 63-38{/td}
{/tr}
{tr}
{td}9/11/27{/td}
{td}
{td}#14{/td}
{td}Milan Puskar Stadium (Morgantown, WV){/td}
{td}#9{/td}
{td}W 55-17{/td}
{/tr}
{tr}
{td}9/18/27{/td}
{td}
{td} {/td}
{td}Ryan Field (Evanston, IL){/td}
{td}#8{/td}
{td}W 45-42{/td}
{/tr}
{tr}
{td}9/25/27{/td}
{td}
{td} {/td}
{td}Lane Stadium (Blacksburg, VA){/td}
{td}#7{/td}
{td}W 59-10{/td}
{/tr}
{tr}
{td}10/2/27{/td}
{td}
{td}#5{/td}
{td}Lane Stadium (Blacksburg, VA){/td}
{td}#7{/td}
{td}L 7-44{/td}
{/tr}
{tr}
{td}10/16/27{/td}
{td}
{td}#6{/td}
{td}Memorial Stadium (Lincoln, NE){/td}
{td}#12{/td}
{td}W 42-14{/td}
{/tr}
{tr}
{td}10/23/27{/td}
{td}
{td} {/td}
{td}Lane Stadium (Blacksburg, VA){/td}
{td}#9{/td}
{td}W 69-24{/td}
{/tr}
{tr}
{td}10/30/27{/td}
{td}
{td} {/td}
{td}Papa John's Cardinal Stadium (Louisville, KY){/td}
{td}#5{/td}
{td}W 56-31{/td}
{/tr}
{/tbody}
[/xtable]
[xtable=skin1|758x254]
{tbody}
{tr}
{td}11/6/27{/td}
{td}
{td} {/td}
{td}Lane Stadium (Blacksburg, VA){/td}
{td}#5{/td}
{td}W 59-38{/td}
{/tr}
{tr}
{td}11/13/27{/td}
{td}
{td}#2{/td}
{td}Nippert Stadium (Cincinnati, OH){/td}
{td}#5{/td}
{td}W 59-49{/td}
{/tr}
{tr}
{td}11/20/27{/td}
{td}
{td}#1{/td}
{td}Carter Finley Stadium (Raleigh, NC){/td}
{td}#2{/td}
{td}W 45-35{/td}
{/tr}
{tr}
{td}11/27/27{/td}
{td}
{td}#25{/td}
{td}Lane Stadium (Blacksburg, VA){/td}
{td}#1{/td}
{td}W 70-24{/td}
{/tr}
{tr}
{td}12/11/27{/td}
{td}
{td}#1{/td}
{td}Bank of America Stadium (Charlotte, NC){/td}
{td}#2{/td}
{td}L 34-41{/td}
{/tr}
{tr}
{td}12/31/17{/td}
{td}
{td}#25{/td}
{td}Georgia Dome (Atlanta, GA){/td}
{td}#5{/td}
{td}W 68-20{/td}
{/tr}
{/tbody}
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It was a surprising and excellent 2027 season for the Virginia Tech Hokies as they broke multiple program records and came close to setting a few new NCAA records en route to a third straight ACC Atlantic division title and top 10 finish. The Hokies set a new program record for wins in a season with 12 wins, responding to a 44-7 beatdown by Wake Forest at home with 7 straight wins, including a 42-14 beatdown of Nebraska in Lincoln and a 45-35 victory over NC State in Raleigh that secured the division. Despite losing Heisman winning QB Amir Alford, the offense didn't miss a beat, again leading the country in total offense, scoring offense, passing offense, and first down while also finishing in the top 5 in red zone efficiency, passing touchdowns, and rushing touchdowns. New QB T.J. Mills gelled instantly with the experienced talent surrounding him as he threw for 5,773 yards, the second most in NCAA history, and 53 touchdowns, both school records, and finished 2nd in the Heisman. In addition, Kevin Wiggins became the third different back at Virginia Tech to rush for over 1,000 yards in the last three seasons despite a broken elbow keeping him out of 4 games, and the receiving corps sported three receivers with at least 90 receptions and 1,000 yards. Defensively, the new 3 man front defense fielded a poor passing defense, but cut down points allowed per game by a touchdown from last season and forced the most turnovers in the country, giving the team the best turnover margin among P5 teams. The Hokies once again faltered against rival Virginia at the end of the season, losing in the ACC Championship Game, but the matchup was much closer this season and the future looks promising for the Hokies, who return 19 starters and bring in another talented recruiting class.
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2027-28 SEASON RESULTS
Record
12-2(7-2)
(ACC Atlantic Champions)
Chik-Fil-A Bowl
#6 Virginia Tech Hokies 68
#25 Florida Gators 20
Final Ranking
#6 Coaches
#6 Media
2027-28 AWARD WINNERS
T.J. Mills
Maxwell Award
Davey O'Brien Award
Justin Buckley
Bednarik Award
Best LB Award
Tanner Bell
Thorpe Award
2027-28 ALL-AMERICANS
1st Team
QB - T.J. Mills
WR - Mike Martin
DT - Jason Greenwood
LB - Justin Buckley
LB - Jason Cox
FS - Tanner Bell
2nd Team
LB - Alan Robinson
Freshman
QB - T.J. Mills
RB - Javan Arnold
WR - Matt Fritz
OT - Daniel Copeland
DT - Robert Mosley
2027-28 ALL-ACC
1st Team
QB - T.J. Mills
WR - Mike Martin
DT - Jason Greenwood
LB - Justin Buckley
LB - Jason Cox
FS - Tanner Bell
2nd Team
LB - Alan Robinson
CB - Marcus Higgins
K/P - Zac Perry
2027-28 TEAM STATISTICS
Team Stats
(+/- Relative to 2026 Stats in Parentheses)
OFFENSE
Total Offense
585.0 (#1)
(-38.7)
Passing Offense
415.5 (#1)
(+19.9)
Rushing Offense
169.5 (#74)
(-58.6)
Scoring Offense
52.2 (#1)
(-1.9)
Passing Touchdowns
53 (#1)
(+4)
Rushing Touchdowns
46 (#3)
(-4)
First Downs
405 (#1)
(-2)
3rd Down Conversion Rate
59% (#6)
(88/147)
(-11%)
4th Down Conversion Rate
78% (#7)
(13/17)
(+2%)
Red Zone Offense
90% (#3)
(89/98; 82 TD, 7 FG)
(-5%)
DEFENSE
Total Defense
418.6 (#103)
(-45.1)
Passing Defense
324.3 (#128)
(+2.8)
Rushing Defense
94.4 (#2)
(-47.8)
Scoring Defense
30.5 (#113)
(-7.1)
Sacks
22 (#102)
(+8)
Red Zone Defense
76% (#36)
(45/59; 37 TD, 8 FG)
(+3%)
TURNOVERS
Turnover Differential
+15 (#2)
(+13)
Giveaways
17 (#91)
(15 INTs, 2 Fumbles)
(-2)
Takeaways
32 (#1)
(21 INTs, 11 Fumbles)
(+11)
TEMPO
Total Plays Per Game
76.5
(+2.8)
Passing Plays Per Game
44.3
(58% of plays/71% of yards)
(+8%/+8%)
Rushing Plays Per Game
32.2
(42% of plays/29% of yards)
(-8%/-8%)
2027-28 Individual Stats
PASSING
T.J. Mills - 467/613 (76%) for 5773 yards*; 53 TD*, 15 INT; 178.9 QBR
RUSHING
Kevin Wiggins - 183 for 1065 (5.8 YPC), 18 TD; Long of 29
Javan Arnold - 120 for 681 (5.6 YPC), 11 TD; Long of 32
T.J. Mills - 98 for 310 (3.1 YPC), 9 TD; Long of 18
Erik Steele - 38 for 274 (7.2 YPC), 6 TD; Long of 21
RECEIVING
Nicholas Powell - 92* for 1279 (13.9 YPC), 11 TD; Long of 75
Christian Foreman - 91 for 1077 (11.8 YPC), 8 TD; Long of 53
Mike Martin - 90 for 1338* (14.8 YPC), 15 TD*; Long of 57
Matt Fritz - 66 for 846 (12.8 YPC), 5 TD; Long of 62
Kevin Wiggins - 36 for 263 (7.3 YPC), 5 TD; Long of 27
Javan Arnold - 33 for 232 (7.0 YPC), 1 TD; Long of 22
Aaron Cary - 26 for 446 (17.1 YPC), 4 TD; Long of 37
Erik Steele - 11 for 80 (7.2 YPC), 1 TD; Long of 16
Evan Johnson - 11 for 91 (8.2 YPC), 2 TD; Long of 18
Rick Ray - 8 for 58 (7.2 YPC), 0 TD; Long of 14
Corey Moore - 5 for 72 (14.4 YPC), 1 TD; Long of 24
Christian Foreman - 91 for 1077 (11.8 YPC), 8 TD; Long of 53
Mike Martin - 90 for 1338* (14.8 YPC), 15 TD*; Long of 57
Matt Fritz - 66 for 846 (12.8 YPC), 5 TD; Long of 62
Kevin Wiggins - 36 for 263 (7.3 YPC), 5 TD; Long of 27
Javan Arnold - 33 for 232 (7.0 YPC), 1 TD; Long of 22
Aaron Cary - 26 for 446 (17.1 YPC), 4 TD; Long of 37
Erik Steele - 11 for 80 (7.2 YPC), 1 TD; Long of 16
Evan Johnson - 11 for 91 (8.2 YPC), 2 TD; Long of 18
Rick Ray - 8 for 58 (7.2 YPC), 0 TD; Long of 14
Corey Moore - 5 for 72 (14.4 YPC), 1 TD; Long of 24
DEFENSIVE LEADERS
Alan Robinson - 74 Tackles
Jason Greenwood, Alan Robinson - 12 TFL
Jason Greenwood - 5 Sacks
Alan Robinson - 4 INT
Justin Buckley - 6 Pass Deflections
Tanner Bell - 4 Forced Fumbles
Jason Cox - 3 Fumble Recoveries
Jason Greenwood, Alan Robinson - 12 TFL
Jason Greenwood - 5 Sacks
Alan Robinson - 4 INT
Justin Buckley - 6 Pass Deflections
Tanner Bell - 4 Forced Fumbles
Jason Cox - 3 Fumble Recoveries
KICKING
Zac Perry - 13/13 FG (5/5 from 17-29, 2/2 from 30-39, 5/5 from 40-49, 1/1 from 50+); Long of 62
PUNTING
Zac Perry - 15 for 758 (50.5 AVG), net of 501, (33.4 Net AVG); Long of 73
KICK RETURN
Kenneth Miles - 10 for 189 (18.9 AVG), 0 TD; Long of 27
Matt Fritz - 8 for 180 (22.5 AVG), 0 TD; Long of 37
Matt Fritz - 8 for 180 (22.5 AVG), 0 TD; Long of 37
PUNT RETURN
Matt Fritz - 22 for 155 (7.0 AVG), 0 TD; Long of 16
* indicates school record
2027-28 GRADUATING SENIORS
Fred Cummings (#70), OG; Abingdon, VA
Alan Robinson (#59), LB; Golden Glades, FL
Justin Buckley (#53), LB; Lindenhurst, NY
Josh Battle (#91), DT; Union, SC
Dominique Nelson (#51), LB; New Castle, DE
Marquis Perez (#57), LB; Pulaski, VA
Alan Robinson (#59), LB; Golden Glades, FL
Justin Buckley (#53), LB; Lindenhurst, NY
Josh Battle (#91), DT; Union, SC
Dominique Nelson (#51), LB; New Castle, DE
Marquis Perez (#57), LB; Pulaski, VA
2027-28 RECRUITING CLASS
)Jack Bell, SS; Pine Hills, FL (76 OVR,
)Eric Beach, ATH; Tuckahoe, VA (75 OVR,
)C.J. Anderson, CB; Balch Springs, TX (75 OVR,
)Jeff Rogers, WR; Escondido, CA (74 OVR,
)Jared Colvin, DE; Lorton, VA (73 OVR,
)Brandon Taylor, CB; Hallandale, FL (70 OVR,
)Antonio Freeman, OT; Goldsboro, NC (69 OVR,
)Matt Garrett, SS; Redondo Beach, CA (69 OVR,
)George Richardson, LB; Leesburg, VA (69 OVR,
)Matt Garrett, SS; Redondo Beach, CA (69 OVR, OVR,
)Mark Lewis, FS; Irvington, NJ (67 OVR, OVR,
)Josh Singletary, LB; South Sumter, SC (67 OVR, OVR,
)J.J. Austin, LB; Garfield, NJ (66 OVR, OVR,
)
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2028-29 Football Season
2028-29 Schedule
(13-1, 9-1)
[xtable=skin1|753x268]
2028-29 Schedule
(13-1, 9-1)
{tbody}
{tr}
{td}8/26/28{/td}
{td}
{td} {/td}
{td}Metlife Stadium (East Rutherford, NJ){/td}
{td}#12{/td}
{td}W 73-21{/td}
{/tr}
{tr}
{td}9/9/28{/td}
{td}
{td}#5{/td}
{td}Lane Stadium (Blacksburg, VA){/td}
{td}#10{/td}
{td}W 52-35{/td}
{/tr}
{tr}
{td}9/16/28{/td}
{td}
{td} {/td}
{td}Wallace Wade Stadium (Durham, NC){/td}
{td}#6{/td}
{td}W 63-14{/td}
{/tr}
{tr}
{td}9/23/28{/td}
{td}
{td} {/td}
{td}Lane Stadium (Blacksburg, VA){/td}
{td}#6{/td}
{td}W 66-24{/td}
{/tr}
{tr}
{td}9/30/28{/td}
{td}
{td}#11{/td}
{td}Nippert Stadium (Cincinnati, OH){/td}
{td}#5{/td}
{td}W 52-42{/td}
{/tr}
{tr}
{td}10/7/28{/td}
{td}
{td}#2{/td}
{td}Lane Stadium (Blacksburg, VA){/td}
{td}#3{/td}
{td}W 36-34{/td}
{/tr}
{tr}
{td}10/14/28{/td}
{td}
{td}#6{/td}
{td}Carter Finley Stadium (Raleigh, NC){/td}
{td}#1{/td}
{td}W 44-27{/td}
{/tr}
{tr}
{td}10/21/28{/td}
{td}
{td}#4{/td}
{td}Lane Stadium (Blacksburg, VA){/td}
{td}#1{/td}
{td}W 38-37{/td}
{/tr}
{/tbody}
[/xtable]
[xtable=skin1|758x254]
{tbody}
{tr}
{td}10/28/28{/td}
{td}
{td} {/td}
{td}Alumni Stadium (Chestnut Hill, MA){/td}
{td}#1{/td}
{td}W 52-23{/td}
{/tr}
{tr}
{td}11/4/28{/td}
{td}
{td} {/td}
{td}Lane Stadium (Blacksburg, VA){/td}
{td}#1{/td}
{td}W 66-27{/td}
{/tr}
{tr}
{td}11/11/28{/td}
{td}
{td} {/td}
{td}Sun Life Stadium (Miami, FL){/td}
{td}#1{/td}
{td}W 59-14{/td}
{/tr}
{tr}
{td}11/18/28{/td}
{td}
{td} {/td}
{td}Lane Stadium (Blacksburg, VA){/td}
{td}#1{/td}
{td}W 69-21{/td}
{/tr}
{tr}
{td}12/9/28{/td}
{td}
{td}#2{/td}
{td}Bank of America Stadium (Charlotte, NC){/td}
{td}#1{/td}
{td}L 48-55{/td}
{/tr}
{tr}
{td}12/31/28{/td}
{td}
{td}#20{/td}
{td}Georgia Dome (Atlanta, GA){/td}
{td}#4{/td}
{td}W 56-10{/td}
{/tr}
{/tbody}
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It was both a phenomenal season and a season of frustration for Virginia Tech in 2028, as the Hokies ran the table in the regular season, captured their division crown for the 4th straight year, and finished with a school record 13 wins, but fell a touchdown short of bringing Blacksburg its first national title with a 55-48 loss to national champion and rival Virginia in Charlotte and the team was controversially passed over for a BCS bowl by a 3 loss Nebraska team the Hokies beat by 17. The offense put together perhaps the greatest season in college football history, setting new marks for total yards in season and points in a season, while QB T.J. Mills improved upon his incredible freshman year and became the first 6,000 yard passer in college football history, with his 6,013 yards setting a new record for passing yards in a season. The offense hummed all season, scoring at least 36 points in every game, with skill players like RB Kevin Wiggins, who rushed for 1,359 yards and 18 touchdowns, and Biletnikoff finalists Nicholas Powell and Mike Martin, who combined for 215 receptions for 3,092 receiving yards and 27 TDs, helping to lead the way. Defensively, it was a bit of a disappointment as the most talented unit for the Hokies in a while didn't perhaps play up to expectations, though they still improved in nearly every major category. Most importantly, the defense often showed up when it needed to, as it led the country in red zone defense, and individual players also made their mark, as team sack leader DE Eric Butler took home the Lombardi Award. Though the season ended in disappointment, it was still overall a successful one for the Hokies, who return 11 starters next year and hope to improve upon a record breaking year by taking home the one thing their trophy case is missing.
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2028-29 SEASON RESULTS
Record
13-1(9-1)
(ACC Coastal Champions)
Chik-Fil-A Bowl
#4 Virginia Tech Hokies 56
#20 LSU Tigers 10
Final Ranking
#3 Coaches
#3 Media
2028-29 AWARD WINNERS
T.J. Mills
Maxwell Award
Davey O'Brien Award
Jared Dickerson
Rimington Trophy
Eric Butler
Lombardi Award
Zac Perry
Ray Guy Award
2028-29 ALL-AMERICANS
1st Team
QB - T.J. Mills
WR - Nicholas Powell
DE - Eric Butler
DT - Jason Greenwood
K/P - Zac Perry
2nd Team
WR - Mike Martin
DT - Brandon Roberts
SS - Malcolm Porter
Freshman
OG - Jon Lowe
WR - Mike Martin
DT - Brandon Roberts
SS - Malcolm Porter
Freshman
OG - Jon Lowe
2028-29 ALL-ACC
1st Team
QB - T.J. Mills
WR - Nicholas Powell
WR - Mike Martin
DE - Eric Butler
DT - Jason Greenwood
K/P - Zac Perry
2nd Team
RB - Kevin Wiggins
WR - Matt Fritz
OG - Jermaine Stallings
C - Jared Dickerson
DT - Brandon Roberts
LB - Brad Johnson
CB - Pat Washington
SS - Malcolm Porter
2028-29 TEAM STATISTICS
Team Stats
(+/- Relative to 2026 Stats in Parentheses)
OFFENSE
Total Offense
638.4 (#1)
(+53.4)
Passing Offense
443.7 (#1)
(+28.2)
Rushing Offense
194.7 (#45)
(+25.2)
Scoring Offense
55.2 (#1)
(+3.0)
Passing Touchdowns
52 (#1)
(-1)
Rushing Touchdowns
51 (#1)
(+5)
First Downs
415 (#1)
(+10)
3rd Down Conversion Rate
63% (#1)
(92/145)
(+4%)
4th Down Conversion Rate
79% (#3)
(19/24)
(+1%)
Red Zone Offense
96% (#1)
(93/97; 87 TD, 6 FG)
(+6%)
DEFENSE
Total Defense
421.4 (#107)
(+2.8)
Passing Defense
286.9 (#125)
(-37.4)
Rushing Defense
134.5 (#8)
(+40.1)
Scoring Defense
27.4 (#113)
(-3.1)
Sacks
27 (#55)
(+5)
Red Zone Defense
61% (#1)
(36/59; 28 TD, 8 FG)
(-15%)
TURNOVERS
Turnover Differential
+3 (#12)
(-12)
Giveaways
15 (#12)
(14 INTs, 1 Fumble)
(-2)
Takeaways
18 (#8)
(15 INTs, 3 Fumbles)
(-14)
TEMPO
Total Plays Per Game
76.8
(+0.3)
Passing Plays Per Game
43.6
(57% of plays/70% of yards)
(-1%/-1%)
Rushing Plays Per Game
33.2
(43% of plays/30% of yards)
(+1%/+1%)
2028-29 Individual Stats
PASSING
RB - Kevin Wiggins
WR - Matt Fritz
OG - Jermaine Stallings
C - Jared Dickerson
DT - Brandon Roberts
LB - Brad Johnson
CB - Pat Washington
SS - Malcolm Porter
2028-29 TEAM STATISTICS
Team Stats
(+/- Relative to 2026 Stats in Parentheses)
OFFENSE
Total Offense
638.4 (#1)
(+53.4)
Passing Offense
443.7 (#1)
(+28.2)
Rushing Offense
194.7 (#45)
(+25.2)
Scoring Offense
55.2 (#1)
(+3.0)
Passing Touchdowns
52 (#1)
(-1)
Rushing Touchdowns
51 (#1)
(+5)
First Downs
415 (#1)
(+10)
3rd Down Conversion Rate
63% (#1)
(92/145)
(+4%)
4th Down Conversion Rate
79% (#3)
(19/24)
(+1%)
Red Zone Offense
96% (#1)
(93/97; 87 TD, 6 FG)
(+6%)
DEFENSE
Total Defense
421.4 (#107)
(+2.8)
Passing Defense
286.9 (#125)
(-37.4)
Rushing Defense
134.5 (#8)
(+40.1)
Scoring Defense
27.4 (#113)
(-3.1)
Sacks
27 (#55)
(+5)
Red Zone Defense
61% (#1)
(36/59; 28 TD, 8 FG)
(-15%)
TURNOVERS
Turnover Differential
+3 (#12)
(-12)
Giveaways
15 (#12)
(14 INTs, 1 Fumble)
(-2)
Takeaways
18 (#8)
(15 INTs, 3 Fumbles)
(-14)
TEMPO
Total Plays Per Game
76.8
(+0.3)
Passing Plays Per Game
43.6
(57% of plays/70% of yards)
(-1%/-1%)
Rushing Plays Per Game
33.2
(43% of plays/30% of yards)
(+1%/+1%)
2028-29 Individual Stats
PASSING
T.J. Mills - 452/591 (76%) for 6013 yards*; 51 TD*, 13 INT; 186.0 QBR
RUSHING
Kevin Wiggins - 199 for 1359 (6.8 YPC), 18 TD; Long of 43
Javan Arnold - 137 for 887 (6.4 YPC), 16 TD; Long of 34
T.J. Mills - 106 for 347 (3.2 YPC), 14 TD; Long of 20
RECEIVING
Nicholas Powell - 114* for 1654* (14.5 YPC), 13 TD; Long of 75
Mike Martin - 91 for 1438 (14.8 YPC), 14 TD; Long of 63
Matt Fritz - 67 for 945 (14.1 YPC), 9 TD; Long of 55
Christian Foreman - 66 for 924 (14.0 YPC), 6 TD; Long of 49
Kevin Wiggins - 43 for 297 (6.9 YPC), 1 TD; Long of 22
Aaron Cary - 30 for 346 (11.5 YPC), 5 TD; Long of 28
Javan Arnold - 29 for 265 (9.1 YPC), 2 TD; Long of 55
Evan Johnson - 8 for 97 (12.1 YPC), 0 TD; Long of 40
Rick Ray - 6 for 64 (10.6 YPC), 0 TD; Long of 26
Kenneth Miles - 5 for 95 (19.0 YPC), 2 TD; Long of 38
Mike Martin - 91 for 1438 (14.8 YPC), 14 TD; Long of 63
Matt Fritz - 67 for 945 (14.1 YPC), 9 TD; Long of 55
Christian Foreman - 66 for 924 (14.0 YPC), 6 TD; Long of 49
Kevin Wiggins - 43 for 297 (6.9 YPC), 1 TD; Long of 22
Aaron Cary - 30 for 346 (11.5 YPC), 5 TD; Long of 28
Javan Arnold - 29 for 265 (9.1 YPC), 2 TD; Long of 55
Evan Johnson - 8 for 97 (12.1 YPC), 0 TD; Long of 40
Rick Ray - 6 for 64 (10.6 YPC), 0 TD; Long of 26
Kenneth Miles - 5 for 95 (19.0 YPC), 2 TD; Long of 38
DEFENSIVE LEADERS
Jason Cox - 64 Tackles
Eric Butler - 18 TFL
Eric Butler - 9 Sacks
Malcolm Porter - 4 INT
Jason Cox - 6 Pass Deflections
Jason Cox, Brad Johnson, Jason Butler, Brandon Roberts - 1 Forced Fumble
Jason Cox, Brad Johnson - 1 Fumble Recovery
Eric Butler - 18 TFL
Eric Butler - 9 Sacks
Malcolm Porter - 4 INT
Jason Cox - 6 Pass Deflections
Jason Cox, Brad Johnson, Jason Butler, Brandon Roberts - 1 Forced Fumble
Jason Cox, Brad Johnson - 1 Fumble Recovery
KICKING
Zac Perry - 17/20 FG (4/4 from 17-29, 2/2 from 30-39, 4/4 from 40-49, 7/10 from 50+); Long of 62
PUNTING
Zac Perry - 5 for 262 (52.4 AVG), net of 189, (37.8 Net AVG); Long of 59
KICK RETURN
Kenneth Miles - 11 for 199 (18.0 AVG), 0 TD; Long of 23
Matt Fritz - 5 for 95 (19.0 AVG), 0 TD; Long of 24
Matt Fritz - 5 for 95 (19.0 AVG), 0 TD; Long of 24
PUNT RETURN
Kenneth Miles - 14 for 121 (8.6 AVG), 0 TD; Long of 21
* indicates school record
* T.J. Mills' 6,013 passing yards breaks Texas Tech's B.J. Symons' record of 5,833 in 2003
* Mike Martin's 285 career receptions, 4,181 career receiving yards and 47 career touchdowns are a new school record
2028-29 GRADUATING SENIORS
Jason Greenwood (#96), DT; Denver, CO
Mike Martin (#17), WR; La Marque, TX
Nicholas Powell (#4), WR; Sapulpa, OK
Malcolm Porter (#8), SS; Washington, DC
Pat Washington (#1), CB; Wewoka, OK
Aaron Cary (#14), TE; Leesburg, VA
Jermaine Stallings (#78), OG; Centreville, VA
Jason Cox (#58), LB; Lexington, VA
Ed McCullough (#13), QB; Lancaster, PA
Danny Williams (#26), CB; Bristol, VA
Christian Newsome (#65), OT; Immokalee, FL
Dallas Vandermeulen (#9), K; Pike Creek, DE
Marcus Higgins (#24), CB; Berkeley, CA
Tanner Bell (#28), FS; Hagerstown, MD
Evan Johnson (#89), WR; Fairfax, VA
Adam Lewis (#63), OT; Lincolnia, VA
Erik Steele (#27), FB; Belle Haven, VA
Mike Martin (#17), WR; La Marque, TX
Nicholas Powell (#4), WR; Sapulpa, OK
Malcolm Porter (#8), SS; Washington, DC
Pat Washington (#1), CB; Wewoka, OK
Aaron Cary (#14), TE; Leesburg, VA
Jermaine Stallings (#78), OG; Centreville, VA
Jason Cox (#58), LB; Lexington, VA
Ed McCullough (#13), QB; Lancaster, PA
Danny Williams (#26), CB; Bristol, VA
Christian Newsome (#65), OT; Immokalee, FL
Dallas Vandermeulen (#9), K; Pike Creek, DE
Marcus Higgins (#24), CB; Berkeley, CA
Tanner Bell (#28), FS; Hagerstown, MD
Evan Johnson (#89), WR; Fairfax, VA
Adam Lewis (#63), OT; Lincolnia, VA
Erik Steele (#27), FB; Belle Haven, VA
2028-29 RECRUITING CLASS
)Melvin Bell, OG; Davie, FL (77 OVR,
)Jason Sanders, OT; Franconia, VA (77 OVR,
)Victor McDowell, ATH; Berkeley, CA (77 OVR,
)Robert Beck, K; Palm Springs, CA (77 OVR,
)Kenan Robinson, OT; South Miami Heights, FL (76 OVR,
)Darius Jackson, DE; Colonial Heights, VA (75 OVR,
)Joe Carter, OLB; Lakeside, VA (73 OVR,
)David Reese, RB; Franklin, LA (72 OVR,
)David Pruitt, CB; Leesburg, VA (69 OVR,
)DeShawn Sampson, SS; Madison Heights, VA (69 OVR,
)Jeremy Dukes, DT; Paterson, NJ (69 OVR,
)Eric Edwards, DT; Mercerville, NJ (67 OVR,
)Will Reyes, DT; Gautier, MS (67 OVR,
)Beau Collins, QB; Paterson, NJ (60 OVR,
)Marcus Peoples, TE; Blair, NE (60 OVR,
)Marcus Roberts, FB; New Hope, NC (60 OVR,
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2029-30 Football Season
2029-30 Schedule
(13-1, 9-1)
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2029-30 Schedule
(13-1, 9-1)
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{td}#5{/td}
{td}W 65-33{/td}
{/tr}
{tr}
{td}9/15/29{/td}
{td}
{td}#8{/td}
{td}Lane Stadium (Blacksburg, VA){/td}
{td}#5{/td}
{td}W 52-17{/td}
{/tr}
{tr}
{td}9/22/29{/td}
{td}
{td}#2{/td}
{td}Lane Stadium (Blacksburg, VA){/td}
{td}#3{/td}
{td}W 65-41{/td}
{/tr}
{tr}
{td}9/29/29{/td}
{td}
{td} {/td}
{td}Lane Stadium (Blacksburg, VA){/td}
{td}#2{/td}
{td}W 68-21{/td}
{/tr}
{tr}
{td}10/6/29{/td}
{td}
{td} {/td}
{td}Wallace Wade Stadium (Durham, NC){/td}
{td}#3{/td}
{td}W 70-37{/td}
{/tr}
{tr}
{td}10/13/29{/td}
{td}
{td} {/td}
{td}Memorial Stadium (Champaign, IL){/td}
{td}#3{/td}
{td}W 66-14{/td}
{/tr}
{tr}
{td}10/20/29{/td}
{td}
{td}#16{/td}
{td}Lane Stadium (Blacksburg, VA){/td}
{td}#2{/td}
{td}W 69-28{/td}
{/tr}
{tr}
{td}10/27/29{/td}
{td}
{td} {/td}
{td}Lane Stadium (Blacksburg, VA){/td}
{td}#2{/td}
{td}W 62-21{/td}
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{tr}
{td}11/3/29{/td}
{td}
{td} {/td}
{td}Lane Stadium (Blacksburg, VA){/td}
{td}#2{/td}
{td}W 59-40{/td}
{/tr}
{tr}
{td}11/10/29{/td}
{td}
{td} {/td}
{td}Lane Stadium (Blacksburg, VA){/td}
{td}#2{/td}
{td}W 55-42{/td}
{/tr}
{tr}
{td}11/17/29{/td}
{td}
{td}#6{/td}
{td}BB&T Field (Winston-Salem, NC){/td}
{td}#2{/td}
{td}W 66-38{/td}
{/tr}
{tr}
{td}11/24/29{/td}
{td}
{td}#2{/td}
{td}Scott Stadium (Charlottesville, VA){/td}
{td}#1{/td}
{td}L 45-48{/td}
{/tr}
{tr}
{td}12/8/29{/td}
{td}
{td}#1{/td}
{td}Bank of America Stadium (Charlotte, NC){/td}
{td}#4{/td}
{td}W 56-49{/td}
{/tr}
{tr}
{td}1/7/30{/td}
{td}
{td}#1{/td}
{td}Rose Bowl (Pasadena, CA){/td}
{td}#2{/td}
{td}W 62-38{/td}
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The trip there was not perfect, but the Virginia Tech Hokies finally broke through in 2029, again finishing 13-1, this time with victories in Charlotte and Pasadena to hand them their 13th conference title and first ever national championship. Once again, the Hokies were led by their explosive offense, which shattered their previous NCAA and program records in total offense, points in a season, and points per game. The offense was only held to fewer than 52 points once, a 48-45 loss to UVA, which was avenged a week later in the ACC title game, and was the only team to throw for over 5,000 yards and rush for over 2,500. QB T.J. Mills did not break his national record for passing yards in his third season as a starter, but his 64 TDs did set a new national mark as he gelled instantly with a shaken up receiving corps, including Biletnikoff Award winner Corey Moore. In addition, the backfield of Kevin Wiggins and Javan Arnold combined for over 2,000 yards and 33 TDs on the season, with Mills adding 718 yards and 12 TDs of his own. Defensively, the unit struggled down the stretch, giving up 48, 49, and 38 points in the final three games, but came up big when they needed to, forcing two INTs in the ACC Championship to give the Hokies the edge in turnover margin and forcing two turnover on downs in the second half of the national title game to help the team pull away. Though the secondary struggled at times, the front seven was generally stout, surrendering only 128.1 rushing yards per game and registering 29 sacks. In addition, the unit forced 21 turnovers, including 10 fumbles, tied for most in the country. Virginia Tech should be strong contenders to repeat next season as they return 15 starters and bring in a top 10 class, though they will need to fill the holes left by future Hokie Hall of Famers such as WR Christian Foreman, C Jared Dickerson, and DE Eric Butler.
2029-30 SEASON RESULTS
Record
13-1(9-1)
(ACC and National Champions)
BCS National Championship
#2 Virginia Tech Hokies 62
#1 Florida Gators 38
Final Ranking
#1 Coaches
#1 Media
2029-30 AWARD WINNERS
T.J. Mills
Maxwell Award
Walter Camp Award
Davey O'Brien Award
Corey Moore
Biletnikoff Award
2029-30 ALL-AMERICANS
1st Team
QB - T.J. Mills
WR - Corey Moore
C - Jared Dickerson
DE - Eric Butler
2nd Team
RB - Kevin Wiggins
WR - Christian Foreman
DE - Brandon Nugent
DT - Robert Mosley
Freshman
WR - Eric Beach
DT - Jeremy Dukes
LB - Mark Morris
CB - C.J. Anderson
2029-30 ALL-ACC
1st Team
QB - T.J. Mills
RB - Kevin Wiggins
WR - Corey Moore
WR - Christian Foreman
C - Jared Dickerson
DE - Eric Butler
DT - Robert Mosley
RB - Kevin Wiggins
WR - Christian Foreman
DE - Brandon Nugent
DT - Robert Mosley
Freshman
WR - Eric Beach
DT - Jeremy Dukes
LB - Mark Morris
CB - C.J. Anderson
2029-30 ALL-ACC
1st Team
QB - T.J. Mills
RB - Kevin Wiggins
WR - Corey Moore
WR - Christian Foreman
C - Jared Dickerson
DE - Eric Butler
DT - Robert Mosley
2nd Team
WR - Matt Fritz
OT - Albert Mackey
OG - Daniel Copeland
DE - Brandon Nugent
DT - Brandon Roberts
LB - Jason Butler
2029-30 TEAM STATISTICS
Team Stats
(+/- Relative to 2026 Stats in Parentheses)
OFFENSE
Total Offense
641.1 (#1)
(+2.7)
Passing Offense
427.7 (#1)
(-16.0)
Rushing Offense
194.7 (#29)
(+18.7)
Scoring Offense
61.4 (#1)
(+6.2)
Passing Touchdowns
65 (#1)
(+13)
Rushing Touchdowns
45 (#4)
(-6)
First Downs
431 (#1)
(+16)
3rd Down Conversion Rate
72% (#1)
(103/142)
(+9%)
4th Down Conversion Rate
94% (#1)
(17/18)
(+15%)
Red Zone Offense
94% (#1)
(103/109; 95 TD, 8 FG)
(-2%)
DEFENSE
Total Defense
413.0 (#107)
(-8.4)
Passing Defense
284.9 (#127)
(-2.0)
Rushing Defense
128.1 (#8)
(-6.4)
Scoring Defense
33.4 (#117)
(+6.0)
Sacks
29 (#37)
(+2)
Red Zone Defense
80% (#58)
(42/55; 34 TD, 8 FG)
(+19%)
TURNOVERS
Turnover Differential
-1 (#78)
(-4)
Giveaways
22 (#119)
(20 INTs, 2 Fumbles)
(+7)
Takeaways
21 (#6)
(11 INTs, 10 Fumbles)
(+3)
TEMPO
Total Plays Per Game
77.1
(+0.3)
Passing Plays Per Game
42.4
(55% of plays/67% of yards)
(-2%/-3%)
Rushing Plays Per Game
34.7
(45% of plays/33% of yards)
(+2%/+3%)
2029-30 Individual Stats
PASSING
WR - Matt Fritz
OT - Albert Mackey
OG - Daniel Copeland
DE - Brandon Nugent
DT - Brandon Roberts
LB - Jason Butler
2029-30 TEAM STATISTICS
Team Stats
(+/- Relative to 2026 Stats in Parentheses)
OFFENSE
Total Offense
641.1 (#1)
(+2.7)
Passing Offense
427.7 (#1)
(-16.0)
Rushing Offense
194.7 (#29)
(+18.7)
Scoring Offense
61.4 (#1)
(+6.2)
Passing Touchdowns
65 (#1)
(+13)
Rushing Touchdowns
45 (#4)
(-6)
First Downs
431 (#1)
(+16)
3rd Down Conversion Rate
72% (#1)
(103/142)
(+9%)
4th Down Conversion Rate
94% (#1)
(17/18)
(+15%)
Red Zone Offense
94% (#1)
(103/109; 95 TD, 8 FG)
(-2%)
DEFENSE
Total Defense
413.0 (#107)
(-8.4)
Passing Defense
284.9 (#127)
(-2.0)
Rushing Defense
128.1 (#8)
(-6.4)
Scoring Defense
33.4 (#117)
(+6.0)
Sacks
29 (#37)
(+2)
Red Zone Defense
80% (#58)
(42/55; 34 TD, 8 FG)
(+19%)
TURNOVERS
Turnover Differential
-1 (#78)
(-4)
Giveaways
22 (#119)
(20 INTs, 2 Fumbles)
(+7)
Takeaways
21 (#6)
(11 INTs, 10 Fumbles)
(+3)
TEMPO
Total Plays Per Game
77.1
(+0.3)
Passing Plays Per Game
42.4
(55% of plays/67% of yards)
(-2%/-3%)
Rushing Plays Per Game
34.7
(45% of plays/33% of yards)
(+2%/+3%)
2029-30 Individual Stats
PASSING
T.J. Mills - 471/583 (80%) for 5915 yards; 64 TD*, 10 INT; 195.7 QBR
RUSHING
Kevin Wiggins - 175 for 1213 (6.9 YPC), 19 TD; Long of 55
Javan Arnold - 166 for 995 (5.9 YPC), 14 TD; Long of 48
T.J. Mills - 136 for 718 (5.2 YPC), 12 TD; Long of 32
RECEIVING
Corey Moore - 100 for 1348 (13.4 YPC), 16 TD; Long of 54
Christian Foreman - 86 for 1134 (13.1 YPC), 11 TD; Long of 75
Eric Beach - 82 for 1062 (12.9 YPC), 10 TD; Long of 52
Matt Fritz - 61 for 1076 (17.6 YPC), 10 TD; Long of 75
Javan Arnold - 47 for 246 (5.2 YPC), 5 TD; Long of 24
Kevin Wiggins - 37 for 319 (8.6 YPC), 2 TD; Long of 79
Rick Ray - 26 for 318 (12.2 YPC), 1 TD; Long of 26
Victor McDowell - 18 for 232 (12.8 YPC), 6 TD; Long of 29
Kenneth Miles - 18 for 225 (12.5 YPC), 2 TD; Long of 28
Christian Foreman - 86 for 1134 (13.1 YPC), 11 TD; Long of 75
Eric Beach - 82 for 1062 (12.9 YPC), 10 TD; Long of 52
Matt Fritz - 61 for 1076 (17.6 YPC), 10 TD; Long of 75
Javan Arnold - 47 for 246 (5.2 YPC), 5 TD; Long of 24
Kevin Wiggins - 37 for 319 (8.6 YPC), 2 TD; Long of 79
Rick Ray - 26 for 318 (12.2 YPC), 1 TD; Long of 26
Victor McDowell - 18 for 232 (12.8 YPC), 6 TD; Long of 29
Kenneth Miles - 18 for 225 (12.5 YPC), 2 TD; Long of 28
DEFENSIVE LEADERS
Jason Butler - 80 Tackles
Eric Butler - 20 TFL
Eric Butler - 10 Sacks
Jack Bell, C.J. Anderson - 3 INT
C.J. Anderson, Kenneth Rushing - 7 Pass Deflections
Mark Morris, Jason Butler - 2 Forced Fumbles
Robert Mosley - 3 Fumble Recoveries
Eric Butler - 20 TFL
Eric Butler - 10 Sacks
Jack Bell, C.J. Anderson - 3 INT
C.J. Anderson, Kenneth Rushing - 7 Pass Deflections
Mark Morris, Jason Butler - 2 Forced Fumbles
Robert Mosley - 3 Fumble Recoveries
KICKING
Zac Perry - 18/18 FG (7/7 from 17-29, 4/4 from 30-39, 5/5 from 40-49, 2/2 from 50+); Long of 59
PUNTING
Zac Perry - N/A
KICK RETURN
Kenneth Miles - 12 for 308 (25.6 AVG), 1 TD; Long of 99
Matt Fritz - 10 for 246 (24.6 AVG), 0 TD; Long of 50
Matt Fritz - 10 for 246 (24.6 AVG), 0 TD; Long of 50
PUNT RETURN
Matt Fritz - 23 for 275 (11.9 AVG), 1 TD; Long of 85
* indicates school record
* Christian Foreman's 293 career receptions are a new school record
* T.J. Mills' 64 passing TDs are a new national record
2029-30 GRADUATING SENIORS
Kevin Wiggins (#34), RB; Roanoke, VA
Josh Bailey (#10), QB; Windsor Heights, IA
Zac Perry (#35), K/P; Huntington Park, CA
Jared Dickerson (#61), C; Forestville, OH
Christian Foreman (#21), WR; Greenbelt, MD
Eric Butler (#8), DE; Cutler, FL
Brandon Nugent (#98), DE; Falls Church, VA
Tim Howard (#95), DE; Quantico Station, VA
Kenneth Miles (#83), WR; Auburn, AL
Brad Davis (#31), CB; Sarasota Springs, FL
Kenneth Rushing (#25), FS; Culpeper, VA
Tyler Morton (#92), DE; Cambellsville, KY
Zach Bowers (#20), CB; Hooverson Heights, WV
Tom Temple (#69), OG; Kilgore, TX
Stephen Gonzalez (#50), LB; East Highland Park, VA
Sam Lewis (#64), C; Kaimuki, Hi
Josh Bailey (#10), QB; Windsor Heights, IA
Zac Perry (#35), K/P; Huntington Park, CA
Jared Dickerson (#61), C; Forestville, OH
Christian Foreman (#21), WR; Greenbelt, MD
Eric Butler (#8), DE; Cutler, FL
Brandon Nugent (#98), DE; Falls Church, VA
Tim Howard (#95), DE; Quantico Station, VA
Kenneth Miles (#83), WR; Auburn, AL
Brad Davis (#31), CB; Sarasota Springs, FL
Kenneth Rushing (#25), FS; Culpeper, VA
Tyler Morton (#92), DE; Cambellsville, KY
Zach Bowers (#20), CB; Hooverson Heights, WV
Tom Temple (#69), OG; Kilgore, TX
Stephen Gonzalez (#50), LB; East Highland Park, VA
Sam Lewis (#64), C; Kaimuki, Hi
2029-30 RECRUITING CLASS
)Derrick Payne, OG; Village St. George, LA (81 OVR,
)John Clemons, QB; Donaldsonville, LA (80 OVR,
)Jason James, DE; Manassas, VA (78 OVR,
)Pat Gaddis, OG; Danville, VA (78 OVR,
)Courtney Brooks, RB; Point Pleasant, NJ (78 OVR,
)Darrell Warren, LB; Boca Raton, FL (77 OVR,
)Marvin Frederick, P; Seymour, TN (77 OVR,
)Albert Davis, CB; Plainfield, NJ (76 OVR,
)Curtis Johnson, OG; Gloucester Point, VA (76 OVR,
)Nate Williams, ATH; Palm Beach Gardens, FL (74 OVR,
)Andrew Tolbert, FS; Sunset, FL (74 OVR,
)Thomas Davis, LB; Monticello, LA (70 OVR,
)Craig Fields, WR; Fort Rucker, AL (69 OVR,
)Kris Hunter, FS; Tallassee, AL (69 OVR,
)Kyle Coleman, WR; New Port Richey, FL (68 OVR,
)Jonathan Montgomery, CB; Wickliffe, OH (65 OVR,
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TonyGin&Juice
Sucking off Lawn Guy Land hobos.
2029-30 SEASON RESULTS
Record
13-1(9-1)
(ACC and National Champions)
BCS National Championship
#2 Virginia Tech Hokies 62
#1 Florida Gators 38
Final Ranking
#1 Coaches
#1 Media
2029-30 AWARD WINNERS
T.J. Mills
Maxwell Award
Walter Camp Award
Davey O'Brien Award
Corey Moore
Biletnikoff Award
2029-30 ALL-AMERICANS
1st Team
QB - T.J. Mills
WR - Corey Moore
C - Jared Dickerson
DE - Eric Butler
2nd Team
RB - Kevin Wiggins
WR - Christian Foreman
DE - Brandon Nugent
DT - Robert Mosley
Freshman
WR - Eric Beach
DT - Jeremy Dukes
LB - Mark Morris
CB - C.J. Anderson
2029-30 ALL-ACC
1st Team
QB - T.J. Mills
RB - Kevin Wiggins
WR - Corey Moore
WR - Christian Foreman
C - Jared Dickerson
DE - Eric Butler
DT - Robert Mosley
2nd Team
WR - Matt Fritz
OT - Albert Mackey
OG - Daniel Copeland
DE - Brandon Nugent
DT - Brandon Roberts
LB - Jason Butler
2029-30 TEAM STATISTICS
Team Stats
(+/- Relative to 2026 Stats in Parentheses)
OFFENSE
Total Offense
641.1 (#1)
(+2.7)
Passing Offense
427.7 (#1)
(-16.0)
Rushing Offense
194.7 (#29)
(+18.7)
Scoring Offense
61.4 (#1)
(+6.2)
Passing Touchdowns
65 (#1)
(+13)
Rushing Touchdowns
45 (#4)
(-6)
First Downs
431 (#1)
(+16)
3rd Down Conversion Rate
72% (#1)
(103/142)
(+9%)
4th Down Conversion Rate
94% (#1)
(17/18)
(+15%)
Red Zone Offense
94% (#1)
(103/109; 95 TD, 8 FG)
(-2%)
DEFENSE
Total Defense
413.0 (#107)
(-8.4)
Passing Defense
284.9 (#127)
(-2.0)
Rushing Defense
128.1 (#8)
(-6.4)
Scoring Defense
33.4 (#117)
(+6.0)
Sacks
29 (#37)
(+2)
Red Zone Defense
80% (#58)
(42/55; 34 TD, 8 FG)
(+19%)
TURNOVERS
Turnover Differential
-1 (#78)
(-4)
Giveaways
22 (#119)
(20 INTs, 2 Fumbles)
(+7)
Takeaways
21 (#6)
(11 INTs, 10 Fumbles)
(+3)
TEMPO
Total Plays Per Game
77.1
(+0.3)
Passing Plays Per Game
42.4
(55% of plays/67% of yards)
(-2%/-3%)
Rushing Plays Per Game
34.7
(45% of plays/33% of yards)
(+2%/+3%)
2029-30 Individual Stats
PASSING
T.J. Mills - 471/583 (80%) for 5915 yards; 64 TD*, 10 INT; 195.7 QBR
RUSHING
Kevin Wiggins - 175 for 1213 (6.9 YPC), 19 TD; Long of 55
Javan Arnold - 166 for 995 (5.9 YPC), 14 TD; Long of 48
T.J. Mills - 136 for 718 (5.2 YPC), 12 TD; Long of 32
RECEIVING
Corey Moore - 100 for 1348 (13.4 YPC), 16 TD; Long of 54
Christian Foreman - 86 for 1134 (13.1 YPC), 11 TD; Long of 75
Eric Beach - 82 for 1062 (12.9 YPC), 10 TD; Long of 52
Matt Fritz - 61 for 1076 (17.6 YPC), 10 TD; Long of 75
Javan Arnold - 47 for 246 (5.2 YPC), 5 TD; Long of 24
Kevin Wiggins - 37 for 319 (8.6 YPC), 2 TD; Long of 79
Rick Ray - 26 for 318 (12.2 YPC), 1 TD; Long of 26
Victor McDowell - 18 for 232 (12.8 YPC), 6 TD; Long of 29
Kenneth Miles - 18 for 225 (12.5 YPC), 2 TD; Long of 28
DEFENSIVE LEADERS
Jason Butler - 80 Tackles
Eric Butler - 20 TFL
Eric Butler - 10 Sacks
Jack Bell, C.J. Anderson - 3 INT
C.J. Anderson, Kenneth Rushing - 7 Pass Deflections
Mark Morris, Jason Butler - 2 Forced Fumbles
Robert Mosley - 3 Fumble Recoveries
KICKING
Zac Perry - 18/18 FG (7/7 from 17-29, 4/4 from 30-39, 5/5 from 40-49, 2/2 from 50+); Long of 59
PUNTING
Zac Perry - N/A
KICK RETURN
Kenneth Miles - 12 for 308 (25.6 AVG), 1 TD; Long of 99
Matt Fritz - 10 for 246 (24.6 AVG), 0 TD; Long of 50
PUNT RETURN
Matt Fritz - 23 for 275 (11.9 AVG), 1 TD; Long of 85
* indicates school record
* Christian Foreman's 293 career receptions are a new school record
* T.J. Mills' 64 passing TDs are a new national record
2029-30 GRADUATING SENIORS
Kevin Wiggins (#34), RB; Roanoke, VA
Josh Bailey (#10), QB; Windsor Heights, IA
Zac Perry (#35), K/P; Huntington Park, CA
Jared Dickerson (#61), C; Forestville, OH
Christian Foreman (#21), WR; Greenbelt, MD
Eric Butler (#8), DE; Cutler, FL
Brandon Nugent (#98), DE; Falls Church, VA
Tim Howard (#95), DE; Quantico Station, VA
Kenneth Miles (#83), WR; Auburn, AL
Brad Davis (#31), CB; Sarasota Springs, FL
Kenneth Rushing (#25), FS; Culpeper, VA
Tyler Morton (#92), DE; Cambellsville, KY
Zach Bowers (#20), CB; Hooverson Heights, WV
Tom Temple (#69), OG; Kilgore, TX
Stephen Gonzalez (#50), LB; East Highland Park, VA
Sam Lewis (#64), C; Kaimuki, Hi
Derrick Payne, OG; Village St. George, LA (81 OVR,
2029-30 RECRUITING CLASS
John Clemsons, QB; Donaldsonville, LA (80 OVR,
Jason James, DE; Manassas, VA (78 OVR,
Pat Gaddis, OG; Danville, VA (78 OVR,
Courtney Brooks, RB; Point Pleasant, NJ (78 OVR,
Darrell Warren, LB; Boca Raton, FL (77 OVR,
Albert Davis, CB; Plainfield, NJ (76 OVR,
Curtis Johnson, OG; Gloucester Point, VA (76 OVR,
Nate Williams, ATH; Palm Beach Gardens, FL (74 OVR,
Andrew Tolbert, FS; Sunset, FL (74 OVR,
Thomas Davis, LB; Monticello, LA (70 OVR,
Only in a simulation universe would a VT team be both a NC and the #1 college offense. What game is this?
TonyGin&Juice
Sucking off Lawn Guy Land hobos.
That work on PS4 yet?
2030-31 Football Season
2030-31 Schedule
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2030-31 Schedule
(2-0, 0-0)
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{td}8/31/30{/td}
{td}
{td} {/td}
{td}M&T Bank Stadium (Baltimore, MD){/td}
{td}#3{/td}
{td}W 69-17{/td}
{/tr}
{tr}
{td}9/7/30{/td}
{td}
{td}#9{/td}
{td}Lane Stadium (Blacksburg, VA){/td}
{td}#3{/td}
{td}W 70-21{/td}
{/tr}
{tr}
{td}9/14/30{/td}
{td}
{td} {/td}
{td}Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium (Annapolis, MD){/td}
{td}#2{/td}
{td} {/td}
{/tr}
{tr}
{td}9/21/30{/td}
{td}
{td} {/td}
{td}Lane Stadium (Blacksburg, VA){/td}
{td}#2{/td}
{td} {/td}
{/tr}
{tr}
{td}9/28/30{/td}
{td}
{td}#7{/td}
{td}Memorial Stadium (Lincoln, NE){/td}
{td}#2{/td}
{td} {/td}
{/tr}
{tr}
{td}10/12/30{/td}
{td}
{td} {/td}
{td}Carter-Finley Stadium (Raleigh, NC){/td}
{td}#2{/td}
{td} {/td}
{/tr}
{tr}
{td}10/19/30{/td}
{td}
{td}#5{/td}
{td}BB&T Field (Winston-Salem, NC){/td}
{td}#2{/td}
{td} {/td}
{/tr}
{tr}
{td}10/26/30{/td}
{td}
{td} {/td}
{td}Alumni Stadium (Chestnut Hill, MA){/td}
{td}#2{/td}
{td} {/td}
{/tr}
{/tbody}
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{tr}
{td}11/2/30{/td}
{td}
{td} {/td}
{td}Lane Stadium (Blacksburg, VA){/td}
{td}#2{/td}
{td} {/td}
{/tr}
{tr}
{td}11/9/30{/td}
{td}
{td} {/td}
{td}Lane Stadium (Blacksburg, VA){/td}
{td}#2{/td}
{td} {/td}
{/tr}
{tr}
{td}11/16/30{/td}
{td}
{td} {/td}
{td}Lane Stadium (Blacksburg, VA){/td}
{td}#2{/td}
{td} {/td}
{/tr}
{tr}
{td}11/23/30{/td}
{td}
{td}#3{/td}
{td}Lane Stadium (Blacksburg, VA){/td}
{td}#2{/td}
{td} {/td}
{/tr}
{tr}
{td}TBD{/td}
{td} {/td}
{td} {/td}
{td}Bank of America Stadium (Charlotte, NC){/td}
{td} {/td}
{td} {/td}
{/tr}
{tr}
{td}TBD{/td}
{td} {/td}
{td} {/td}
{td}TBD{/td}
{td} {/td}
{td} {/td}
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