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This Is Hokie country.

Billed as the toughest place in college football for opponents to play by Rivals.com, Lane Stadium/Worsham Field boasts one of the best playing surfaces in the nation. With the south end zone and west side additions, the Hokies compete in one of the best stadiums in the country.

Panoramic view of Lane Stadium

Coaches

Frank
Beamer
Head Coach
Shane
Beamer
Associate Head Coach and Running Backs Coach
Scot
Loeffler
Offensive Coordinator and Quarterbacks Coach
Bud
Foster
Defensive Coordinator and Inside Linebackers Coach
Bryan
Stinespring
Recruiting Coordinator and Tight Ends Coach
Jeff
Grimes
Offensive Line Coach and Running Game Coordinator
Aaron
Moorehead
Wide Receivers Coach
Torrian
Gray
Defensive Secondary Coach and Passing Game Coordinator
Charley
Wiles
Defensive Line Coach and Running Game Coordinator
Cornell
Brown
Outside Linebackers and Assistant Defensive Line Coach
John
Ballein
Associate Athletics Director for Football Operations
Billy
Hite
Assistant to the Head Coach and Senior Advisor
Jim
Cavanaugh
Director of Recruiting and High School Relations

Roster

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#45
Brooks
Abbott
PK • 6' 2" • 189 • So.
#87
Dewayne
Alford
DE • 6' 2" • 239 • r-Fr.
#64
Matt
Arkema
OL • 6' 3" • 291 • r-Jr.
#19
Kevin
Asante
FL • 6' 0" • 184 • r-So.
#60
Woody
Baron
DT • 6' 1" • 260 • Fr.
#32
Riley
Beiro
FB • 5' 9" • 229 • r-Jr.
#55
Brent
Benedict
OL • 6' 5" • 301 • r-Jr.
#8
Detrick
Bonner
FS • 6' 0" • 189 • r-Jr.
Michael
Brainard
SE • 6' 0" • 190 • r-So.
#38
Michael
Branthover
P • 5' 9" • 193 • Jr.
Drew
Burns
LB • 6' 3" • 216 • r-Fr.
Nick
Bush
CB • 5' 10" • 180 • r-Jr.
#82
Willie
Byrn
FL • 5' 11" • 175 • r-Jr.
#15
Joel
Caleb
FL • 6' 2" • 213 • r-Fr.
Chris
Caver
CB • 5' 8" • 172 • r-Jr.
#40
Deon
Clarke
LB • 6' 2" • 215 • r-Fr.
#4
J.C.
Coleman
TB • 5' 8" • 177 • So.
#18
D.J.
Coles
SE • 6' 4" • 238 • r-Sr.
#42
J.R.
Collins
DE • 6' 2" • 252 • r-Sr.
#72
Augie
Conte
OL • 6' 5" • 294 • r-Fr.
#59
Eddie
D'Antuono
LS • 6' 6" • 271 • r-Fr.
#41
Derek
DiNardo
OLB • 6' 0" • 214 • r-Jr.
#43
Seth
Dooley
DE • 6' 4" • 237 • Fr.
#39
Daniel
Dyer
TB • 5' 9" • 201 • r-Jr.
Josh
Eberly
LB • 5' 8" • 216 • r-Fr.
#14
Trey
Edmunds
TB • 6' 1" • 215 • r-Fr.
#24
Tariq
Edwards
LB • 6' 2" • 232 • r-Sr.
#4
Ken
Ekanem
DE • 6' 3" • 242 • r-Fr.
#1
Antone
Exum
CB • 6' 1" • 224 • r-Sr.
#31
Brandon
Facyson
CB • 6' 2" • 183 • Fr.
#79
Caleb
Farris
OL • 6' 3" • 303 • Jr.
#26
Desmond
Frye
ROV • 6' 2" • 184 • So.
#17
Kyle
Fuller
CB • 6' 0" • 189 • Sr.
#47
Greg
Gadell
FB • 5' 10" • 195 • r-Jr.
#99
James
Gayle
DE • 6' 4" • 253 • r-Sr.
#63
Laurence
Gibson
OL • 6' 6" • 303 • r-Jr.
#70
Jake
Goins
OL • 6' 5" • 285 • r-So.
#23
Der'Woun
Greene
FS • 5' 10" • 187 • r-Fr.
#22
Tony
Gregory
TB • 6' 0" • 183 • r-Sr.
#12
Trey
Gresh
QB • 6' 1" • 215 • r-Jr.
#97
Kris
Harley
DT • 6' 1" • 286 • r-So.
Jeremy
Haynes
DT • 6' 3" • 225 • r-Fr.
#46
Griffin
Hite
FB • 5' 11" • 223 • r-So.
#29
Fuller
Hoepner
FB • 6' 2" • 249 • r-Jr.
#98
Derrick
Hopkins
DT • 6' 0" • 312 • Sr.
#27
A.J.
Hughes
P • 6' 1" • 201 • So.
#21
Mark
Irick
SE • 6' 3" • 197 • r-Fr.
Carl
Jackson
CB • 5' 9" • 177 • r-Jr.
#49
Dakota
Jackson
TE • 6' 3" • 269 • r-Fr.
#34
Kyshoen
Jarrett
ROV • 5' 11" • 194 • Jr.
Connor
Jessop
QB • 6' 3" • 215 • r-Fr.
Austin
Jones
SE • 6' 3" • 176 • r-Fr.
Greg
Jones
FS • 6' 2" • 201 • r-Fr.
#53
Jarontay
Jones
DE • 6' 2" • 241 • r-Fr.
#89
Cody
Journell
PK • 6' 0" • 181 • r-Sr.
Ethan
Keyserling
P • 6' 2" • 199 • r-Jr.
#80
Demitri
Knowles
FL • 6' 1" • 177 • r-So.
#6
Mark
Leal
QB • 6' 1" • 213 • r-Jr.
#92
Luther
Maddy
DT • 6' 1" • 295 • Jr.
#88
Ryan
Malleck
TE • 6' 4" • 248 • Jr.
#28
Chris
Mangus
TB • 5' 11" • 188 • r-Fr.
#30
Donaldven
Manning
CB • 5' 9" • 174 • So.
Marcus
Mapp
OL • 6' 4" • 296 • r-So.
#96
Corey
Marshall
DE • 6' 1" • 260 • Jr.
#86
Zack
McCray
TE • 6' 4" • 253 • r-Jr.
#35
Dahman
McKinnon
LB • 6' 0" • 207 • r-Fr.
#71
Jonathan
McLaughlin
OL • 6' 4" • 306 • Fr.
#83
Charley
Meyer
SE • 6' 1" • 208 • r-Fr.
#74
Andrew
Miller
OL • 6' 4" • 293 • r-Sr.
#9
Brenden
Motley
QB • 6' 3" • 219 • r-Fr.
#90
Dadi
Nicolas
DE • 6' 2" • 227 • r-So.
#67
Parker
Osterloh
OL • 6' 8" • 330 • Fr.
#16
Carlis
Parker
QB • 6' 3" • 184 • Fr.
#81
Duan
Perez-Means
TE • 6' 4" • 239 • r-Jr.
#33
Darius
Redman
TE • 6' 4" • 258 • r-So.
#2
Donovan
Riley
CB • 5' 11" • 202 • So.
Brian
Rody
QB • 6' 6" • 227 • r-So.
#91
Matt
Roth
DE • 6' 4" • 242 • r-So.
T.J.
Shaw
FS • 5' 10" • 180 • r-So.
#69
Mark
Shuman
OL • 6' 7" • 314 • r-Jr.
#85
E.L.
Smiling
SE • 6' 4" • 202 • r-Jr.
#94
Alston
Smith
DT • 6' 2" • 299 • r-Fr.
Zach
Snell
ROV • 5' 10" • 189 • r-Fr.
#65
Joe
St. Germain
LS • 6' 0" • 217 • r-Jr.
#5
Joshua
Stanford
SE • 6' 1" • 189 • r-Fr.
#75
Adam
Taraschke
OL • 6' 5" • 296 • r-Fr.
#93
Justin
Taylor
DT • 6' 2" • 268 • r-So.
Maurice
Taylor
TB • 5' 8" • 171 • r-So.
Quinton
Taylor
OLB • 6' 1" • 209 • r-Fr.
#3
Logan
Thomas
QB • 6' 6" • 257 • r-Sr.
#13
Davion
Tookes
CB • 5' 10" • 172 • r-Fr.
#48
Josh
Trimble
OLB • 5' 11" • 219 • r-So.
#58
Jack
Tyler
LB • 6' 1" • 225 • r-Sr.
#44
Devin
Vandyke
LB • 6' 0" • 215 • r-Fr.
#37
Ronny
Vandyke
OLB • 6' 3" • 211 • r-So.
#76
David
Wang
OL • 6' 2" • 291 • r-Jr.
#62
Ross
Ward
OL • 6' 3" • 298 • r-So.
#51
Jack
Willenbrock
OL • 6' 3" • 245 • r-Fr.
#36
Chase
Williams
LB • 6' 2" • 230 • r-Jr.
#95
Nigel
Williams
DT • 6' 3" • 271 • r-Fr.
#66
Tyrel
Wilson
DE • 6' 1" • 225 • r-Sr.
Hunter
Windmuller
P • 6' 3" • 177 • r-Fr.
#25
Jerome
Wright
FB • 5' 11" • 229 • Fr.

Consecutive bowl streak stands at 20

The Virginia Tech bowl tradition dates back to 1947 when the Hokies appeared in the Sun Bowl, and in the 65 years since, more than one million fans have witnessed Tech compete in 25 bowl games in 11 different stadiums and in seven states. Tech's invitation to the Russell Athletic Bowl in Orlando, Fla., extended its bowl appearance streak to 20 consecutive years, the third-longest active streak in the country.

See complete bowl history

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Jack Tyler

Antone Exum

James Gayle

ACC Honors

The 2012 Virginia Tech football team won its final three games to finish 7-6, capped by an overtime win in the Russell Athletic Bowl over Rutgers. Individually, three players were honored by the ACC, including Jack Tyler who was named to the Coaches' All-ACC First Team.

The record book

Hokies in the pros

Heading into the 2013 season, over 100 former players under Frank Beamer alone have played in the NFL and in 2012, 24 players were on NFL rosters with nine making the playoffs and one playing in the Super Bowl.

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Game 1 • September 3, 2012

Hokies rally late to down Jackets in overtime

Georgia Tech..........17

Virginia Tech.....20 OT

Game 2 • September 8, 2012

Tech overcomes slow start to roll past Govs

Austin Peay.........7

Virginia Tech.....42

Game 3 • September 15, 2012

Panthers take it to Hokies at Heinz Field

Virginia Tech.....17

Pittsburgh.........35

Game 4 • September 22, 2012

Tech rebounds strong with win over BGSU

Bowling Green........0

Virginia Tech.........37

Game 5 • September 29, 2012

Bearcats stun Hokies in final seconds at FedExField

Virginia Tech.....24

Cincinnati..........27

Game 6 • October 6, 2012

Big plays doom Hokies at North Carolina

Virginia Tech.......34

North Carolina.....48

Game 7 • October 13, 2012

Tech responds from early deficit in big way

Duke..................20

Virginia Tech.....41

Game 8 • October 20, 2012

Clemson pulls away from Hokies in second half

Virginia Tech.............17

Clemson (No. 14)......38

Game 9 • November 1, 2012

Mistakes cost Hokies in loss at Miami

Virginia Tech......12

Miami.................30

Game 10 • November 8, 2012

Last-minute score spoils Hokies’ upset bid

Florida State........28

Virginia Tech.......22

Game 11 • November 17, 2012

Tech escapes Chestnut Hill with OT win

Virginia Tech..............30

Boston College.....23 OT

Game 12 • November 24, 2012

Big plays lift Hokies past UVa in rivalry game

Virginia..............14

Virginia Tech.....17

Game 13 • December 28, 2012

Hokies rally for OT win over Rutgers in Russell Athletic Bowl

Rutgers..............10

Virginia Tech.....13

A game day experience like no other

It's Enter Sandman. It's the HokieBird. It's the Marching Virginians blaring the fight song. It's Lane Stadium, bursting with maroon and orange. The sights and sounds of game day at Virginia Tech create an unrivaled college football experience.

Lane Stadium Fan Guide

What's a Hokie?

Building the total athlete

At Virginia Tech, student-athletes don't just play sports. Hokies have the advantages of top-notch services to prepare them for action on the field and for life after graduation.

First-class facilities

The Hokies' football success can be traced in part to the first-class facilities the team uses on a daily basis. While the results are apparent on game day in Lane Stadium, there are many other facilities that help the Hokies in all phases of preparation. It is the work that is done in these areas that leads to success both on and off the football field.

The Merryman Center Steve Johnson Practice Fields Locker Room Facility Quillen Family Academic Center (Located in Lane Stadium) Locker Room Rector Field House Lane Stadium Lane Stadium/Worsham Field

This Is Hokie country.

Coaches

Roster

Consecutive bowl streak stands at 20

ACC Honors

Hokies in the pros

Hokies rally late to down Jackets in overtime

Tech overcomes slow start to roll past Govs

Panthers take it to Hokies at Heinz Field

Tech rebounds strong with win over BGSU

Bearcats stun Hokies in final seconds at FedExField

Big plays doom Hokies at North Carolina

Tech responds from early deficit in big way

Clemson pulls away from Hokies in second half

Mistakes cost Hokies in loss at Miami

Last-minute score spoils Hokies’ upset bid

Tech escapes Chestnut Hill with OT win

Big plays lift Hokies past UVa in rivalry game

Hokies rally for OT win over Rutgers in Russell Athletic Bowl

A game day experience like no other

Building the total athlete

First-class facilities

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This Is Hokie country.

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Consecutive bowl streak stands at 20

ACC Honors

Hokies in the pros

Hokies rally late to down Jackets in overtime

Tech overcomes slow start to roll past Govs

Panthers take it to Hokies at Heinz Field

Tech rebounds strong with win over BGSU

Bearcats stun Hokies in final seconds at FedExField

Big plays doom Hokies at North Carolina

Tech responds from early deficit in big way

Clemson pulls away from Hokies in second half

Mistakes cost Hokies in loss at Miami

Last-minute score spoils Hokies’ upset bid

Tech escapes Chestnut Hill with OT win

Big plays lift Hokies past UVa in rivalry game

Hokies rally for OT win over Rutgers in Russell Athletic Bowl

A game day experience like no other

Building the total athlete

First-class facilities

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