Andy Bitter is a senior staff writer and lead football beat writer for Tech Sideline, covering Virginia Tech football. With a focus on local sports in the Blacksburg area, Andy provides in-depth coverage of the team, including player transfers, announcements, and game schedules. His work has also been featured in The Athletic.
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Virginia Tech began preseason camp on Wednesday. Here are five categories to preview a team that's generated some buzz.
By: Andy Bitter
The duo are the first set of Hokies chosen to the preseason team since James Mitchell and Amare Barno before the 2021 season.
By: Andy Bitter
Tempers flared a bit during a heated inside run drill, taking the intensity of Friday's practice to another level.
By: Andy Bitter
Tech changed its practice venue Wednesday. Plus, the Hokies had a different O-line arrangement, Keli Lawson worked at star and more.
By: Andy Bitter
What's the best collection of ACC games you could hit in a single season? Plus, is VT's D-line that good or O-line still a work in progress?
By: Andy Bitter
After playing for Kent State and UCLA earlier in his career, the veteran quarterback transferred to the Hokies for his final season.
By: Andy Bitter
The Hokies are deep and talented up front, giving it a shot to do even better than last year, when it finished second in the ACC in sacks.
Virginia Tech opens the season at Vanderbilt in nine days. Let's take a stab at what the depth chart might look like for that game.
By: Andy Bitter
The Hokies were humbled in their overtime loss to Vanderbilt on Saturday, a game in which they made some curious mistakes.
The offense tip-toed too much in the first half, Mansoor Delane had a forgettable day and what the heck happened with the double numbers?
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