John Schneider

Finally, Virginia Tech’s coaches and players are getting noticed for positive things. Thursday night’s big game and win over Boston College is netting some kudos from various ratings groups including the ACC. GO HOKIES!!!

High creativity and a warm sense of humor made InSite: Cycles, Wild Space Dance Company’s outdoor performance at Milwaukee’s new Davidson Park, constantly interesting and fun. The most amazing feature and clear inspiration for the dance artists and musicians was the park itself. The heavens also helped. An enormous full moon last weekend made an awesome backdrop.

It’s a bit unusual to see an opening exhibition game, but the new look Lady Hokies tipped it off with the Limestone University Saints. It was the first time Megan Duffy’s brand of Hokie Women’s Basketball took to the court against an opponent. GO HOKIES!!!

The win on Saturday was important as it was cathartic. Georgia Tech has won in Lane for the last four visits, and it was time for the Hokies to break the curse. Well, it was messy, and a return to the old days, but it was a win. Let’s see some of the images from the day.

The Milwaukee Ballet explores the life of a misunderstood, multifaceted man in Casanova.

MORRICE – Taking the field at about 5-feet-5-inches tall, and 138 pounds on a good day, Joel Fisher likely doesn't strike fear into the hearts of opposing players.

That was a game. If you had to describe it you’d probably say that neither team was particularly good, and it ended up being a defensive grinder right out of the 90s era of peloton football. Two middle-of-the-road teams duking it out to get a win in any way that they could. Let’s look at what happened. GO HOKIES!!!!

It was looking good, until the wheels began to fall off the cart at the end of the first half. Tech gives up 15 in the 3rd and then it all ended. Backup Collin Schlee played well but there were too many backups, not enough defense, and the offensive play calling was ineffective too often.

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This is sort of a combination article. It was time to visit the risk chart and look at the results of the last three games. We’d compare them to the results for the team’s future opponents. It has met its match and merged. Let’s look at the 11/2 disaster and see where we are going from a GBU perspective. GO HOKIES!!!!