Senior Staff Writer And Lead Football Beat Writer
Andy Bitter is a Senior Staff Writer and Lead Football Beat Writer at Tech Sideline. He covers a range of topics within the sports realm, focusing on team and individual sports as well as sports business. Andy's work has been featured in The Athletic, Martinsville Bulletin Inc, and TECHSIDELINE.COM.
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By: Andy Bitter
Saturday's spring game provided a glimpse at what the Hokies will look like under James Franklin, details and all.
Now that Virginia Tech has completed its first spring ball under James Franklin, let's take a stab at projecting an offensive depth chart.
With Virginia Tech finishing up spring ball on Saturday, it's time to project a depth chart for the defense and special teams.
Virginia Tech athletic director Whit Babcock announced his plans to retire Thursday, ending a 12-year run in the role.
By: Andy Bitter
What tier would you put James Franklin in among ACC coaches? What's John Ballein's legacy? And how's recruiting going so far?
By: Andy Bitter
After 12 years on the job as the Hokies' AD, Whit Babcock talked about the decision to step away, memorable moments and football's struggles.
By: Andy Bitter
Warren Ruggiero had an itch to be an offensive coordinator again last offseason, but instead took an analyst position at Virginia Tech.
By: Andy Bitter
What are reasonable heights James Franklin can bring to Virginia Tech? What's a good NFL comparison for the Hokies? Plus more.
By: Andy Bitter
The LLC, Hokie Ventures, will be overseen by a CEO who will work in conjunction with Viriginia Tech's next athletic director.
By: Andy Bitter
Virginia Tech has a pair of Roccos. Danny serves as senior defensive analyst for offense while David is the assistant tight ends coach.
