Recap Episodes

The Hokies were able to get back on track at Lane as they took down the Yellow Jackets 34-24 at home behind a big game from Queso Brown. We Tell the Truth about a convincing if uneven defensive performance from the Hokies on Homecoming. We then turn our attention to Clemson as the Hokies get ready for a primetime ESPN road matchup against the Tigers on Saturday night. We wrap as always by making our Big Screener picks of the week.

The Hokies drop their second game in a row after a sluggish trip to Berkeley, CA. We tell the truth about a game where Cal was able to effectively exploit the VT weaknesses. We then turn our attention to Homecoming in Blacksburg as the Hokies setup shop in Lane to host the visiting Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets. We get to know the enemy about a team coming off an emotional win against Duke after a difficult September.We wrap by making our Big Screeners picks of the week.

A combination of penalties, turnovers, and a missed last second field goal resulted in the Hokies taking their first loss of the season at the hands of the Pitt Panthers. We Tell the Truth about a game that was equal parts frustrating and encouraging. We then turn our attentions to the Calgorithm as we preview the Hokies trip out west to face the Golden Bears on Saturday. We wrap as usual by making our Big Screener picks of the week.

The Hokies took a while to find their footing, literally and metaphorically, in the pounding rain in Chestnut Hill, but were able to rally late to get the win. This is the first time the Hokies have been 4-0 to start a season since 2017. We Tell the Truth about an ugly and gritty win against Boston College. We then turn our attention to Friday night as we get to the Know the Enemy about a Pitt team that heads to Blacksburg with a similar record and resume. We wrap up as always with our Big Screener picks of the week.

The Hokies made the most of their trip to College Park by snapping their OOC Power 4 losing streak while also snapping Maryland's out of conference winning streak in a 35-26 win over the Terps that wasn't as close as the final score. We Tell the Truth about an important victory for the Hokies on their path back to national relevancy. We then turn our eyes to the potentially rain-soaked event this Saturday at Chestnut Hill as the Hokies look to start their year 1-0 in conference play against BC. We wrap as always by making our Big Screener picks of the week.

The Hokies were able to handle their business without too many hiccups and cruised to a 44-21 victory over ODU in Lane Stadium on Saturday. We Tell the Truth about a victory that felt just as decisive as it was disappointing. We then turn the page to Maryland as the Hokies look to shake their losing streak against Power competition on the road. Can the Hokies dominant defensive line continue to create havoc against solid Terps team. We close as always by making our Big Screener picks of the week.

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.

From excellent vibes and skydiving snafus, the first Spring Game of the Franklin era had it all. This week we not only give our opinions from a wild weekend in Blacksburg but we pass the mic and camera to you the listeners to give us your biggest takeaways from the Spring Game. Brian shares his favorite moments from the tailgate and Spring Game PreGame Show.

A depleted Hokies roster walked into Scott Stadium uninspired and outmatched, leaving Charlottesville with a 27-7 defeat that was hard at times to watch. We Tell the Truth about the end of a season that was lost weeks ago. We then touch briefly on the feverish rush to Early Signing Day, how James Franklin's staff might look, and make our Big Screener picks of the week.

This week we Tell the Truth about the Hokies loss at home to the Louisville Cardinals. While the Hokies showed heart throughout, inconsistent play and ill-timed mistakes ultimately doomed the Hokies upset bid as Louisville handled Virginia Tech in the second half. We also dive further into the James Franklin flirtations and make our Big Screeners picks of the week.

The Hokies were able to prevail in a wild back and forth contest in Lane Stadium on Friday night, taking down the Golden Bears in 2OT with a final score of 42-34. We Tell the Truth about a fun but chaotic game in Blacksburg. We then turn our attention to Louisville as we get to Know the Enemy ahead of Saturday's 3PM home tilt. We wrap as always by picking our Big Screeners of the week.

This week we recap what was an altogether expected outcome in Atlanta with the Hokies showing solid effort and inconsistent play en route to a 35-20 loss to Georgia Tech. We then open up the mics and let our listeners get off their takes on who they want as the next head coach in Blacksburg.

This week we're back to preview the upcoming trip to Atlanta to face the thirteenth ranked Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets. We also Tell the Truth about a disasterfest of a Homecoming for the Hokies as they fell 30-23 to Wake. We wrap as always by giving you our Big Screener picks for the weekend.

This week we Tell the Truth about a victory against NC State that none of us we saw coming. There was a different Hokies team that took the field in Raleigh that looked like they were genuinely having a good time taking the field together. We also discuss the BOV meeting that formally approved the budget increase for athletics and make our Big Screeners picks of the week.

In this episode we take a deep dive into the BOV athletics department budget proposal and the implications it has for the program, the athletic director, and Virginia Tech's place in the college football landscape. We also briefly recap the Wofford victory and make our Big Screeners picks of the week.

This week we recap what was both a hopeful and frustrating outing for the Hokies down in Atlanta. Virginia Tech matched South Carolina blow for blow for four quarters but a couple big plays and consistent execution errors by the Hokies led to a 24-11 loss. We Tell the Truth about a game where the Hokies never looked outclassed yet still came out on the wrong side of a two score loss.

The Hokies Spring Game was a cold and poorly attended exhibition. Now that we've had some time to digest what we saw live and in a tape delayed fashion let's talk about it. We break down what we learned on the scheme and position battle front and what sort of help this roster still needs before fall camp. We also touch on the Nico Iamaleava situation and talk about a plethora of Hokies that are looking to hear their name called at the NFL Draft.

The Hokies struggled on offense, particularly upfront, against a veteran Minnesota team and ultimately fell 24-10 in the Duke's Mayo Bowl. We recap a game that was at times tough to watch due to the disparity along the offensive line. We also discuss Mike Vick's CFB Hall of Fame selection, the portal victories and what's left to do, and the staff vacancies that frustratingly have lasted a month at this point. We also pick one final Big Screener of the College Football season.

The Hokies bounced back from a rough November with a dominant win against the Cavaliers in the regular season finale. Pop Watson looked poised and the usual suspects of APR and Tuten were elite. The Hokies now await their bowl opponent as we roll into Championship Week. This week's Big Screeners we're picking winners for each Conference Title game.

The Hokies hobbled out of Durham worse than they hobbled in after suffering a 31-28 loss that put another signal caller on the shelf. Pop Watson played as well as could be expected but VT was doomed by leaky OL play and a defense that gave up too many big plays. In a familiar sight for anyone who has watched this team the last decade plus the Hokies must now retain the Commonwealth Cup if they hope to extend their season with a bowl bid. Buckle up...this one could get ugly.

The Hokies put out another second half dud and the Clemson Tigers rolled out of Lane Stadium with a 24-14 win. We Tell the Truth about a Hokies team licking their wounds heading into their second bye week of the season. We bring on our friend Coach Robert Compton to dive a little deeper into what has turned into a relatively disappointing season for the Hokies.

The Hokies folded late in the JMA Dome against Syracuse to fall to a disappointing 5-4 and now wait to host a Clemson team coming off their own disappointment at home against Louisville. We get to Know the Enemy in the visiting Tigers before we circle back to Tell the Truth about a game that may have been a tipping point for many in Hokie Nation. We wrap as always with our Big Screeners Picks presented by Counts Family Pharmacy.

It wasn't pretty but the Hokies handled the Yellow Jackets on Homecoming and collected it's first winning streak of the year with a 21-6 win at Lane Stadium. We Tell the Truth about a gritty win at home ahead of a trip to the JMA Dome in Syracuse. We wrap as always with our Big Screeners picks presented by Counts Family Pharmacy.

It's officially Week Nine of the college football season and the Hokies are riding high after a huge primetime victory on Thursday night over Boston College. We Tell the Truth about a game that the Hokies dominated for all but a disastrous 5 minute stretch in the third quarter. We then turn our attention to Georgia Tech as we get to Know the Enemy featuring our friends over at WreckTalk. We wrap as always with our Big Screener picks.