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A tradition unlike any other. The Boundary Corner State of the Program 2023 is back and bigger than ever. We're joined as always by our friend and sponsor Jeremy Counts. The team is also joined by Kevin Drones and Christopher Lester to give us their perspectives as fathers of a player and recruit, respectfully. We also have some other friends hanging out at the bar this year. Dan Pultz from Tales From the Terrordome, Pete B from Two Deep and College Football Monday, and Coach Robert Compton join us talk about the season, recruiting, and the trajectory for the program. There's also a Dwight Vick sighting because State of the Program has no rules. Hope y'all enjoy this one!
Hokie Legend/Vicktory Life Founder
Dwight is a proud graduate of Virginia Tech. While at Virginia Tech, Dwight played for the legendary Coach Frank Beamer as an offensive lineman from 1994-1999.
In an effort to help youth achieve their dreams of becoming successful, he created Vicktory Life in 2018 and works as the Director of Student Development. In this role, he provides therapeutic mentoring to at risk youth focuses on goal setting, career development, time management, and life skills.
Coach and Football Camp Evaluator
Coach Robert Compton has been a high school football coach in the states of North Carolina and Virginia for 15 years. He coached current NFL talents such as Kentavius Street and Cornell Powell while at J.H. Rose High School in Greenville, NC. He is currently serving as defensive coordinator at North Wilkesboro High School in North Carolina. Coach Compton has also served as an evaluator at collegiate football camps throughout the mid-Atlantic.
Lord King of Blacksburg
Lord Jeremy Counts is a Virginia Tech alumnus and local pharmacist. He wears many hats in the Blacksburg community: Virginia Tech donor, Hokie non-revenue sports sponsor, Hokie Sports podcast sponsor, and Blacksburg small business owner. His rooted interest in various elements of the Virginia Tech athletics department and the Blacksburg business community gives him a unique perspective on the decision making process of university.
