The emergence of various offensive playmakers was just one of the stories of this past week's Virginia Tech spring football game. Ryan Williams, Marcus Davis and other young players give added depth to Tech's 2009 offense. On today's Hokie Podcast, we'll examine the newcomers on offense, plus hear from offensive coordinator Bryan Stinespring. And Adam Witten offers a spring review of Tech's offense and a look ahead to this fall's unit.

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Virginia Tech’s annual spring football game will be played Saturday at 2 p.m. in Blacksburg, but before the game Hokies Head Coach Frank Beamer will share some of his philosophies of teamwork and program-building as part of the Legendary Challenge program. Ex-Hokie Eddie Royal will also join the program at a pre-game tailgate party. Coach Beamer discusses the Legendary Challenge program on today’s Hokie Podcast. More information can be found here: www.legendarychallenge.com.

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An update on Virginia Tech’s first football scrimmage of the spring, plus details on a busy weekend in Blacksburg. A big night on Friday for Tech’s softball team which is hosting Boston College in a three-game series. Hokie basketball fans in Hampton Roads have a chance to see A.D. Vassallo this weekend in the PIT.

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Spring football practice at Virginia Tech is underway. On today's Hokie Podcast, Hokies' Defensive Coordinator Bud Foster discusses his goals for this spring, including filling holes and linebacker and cornerback. Several players, including John Graves and Stephan Virgil, are getting looks at new positions this week. Foster gives a complete preview of his 2009 team and what to watch for leading up to the 2009 spring game.

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Spring football practice opens at Virginia Tech next week and it's a big one for the Hokies, at various positions, especially at the backup quarterback position. On today's Hokie Podcast, Offensive Coordinator Bryan Stinespring joins Bill Roth to preview the Hokies' 2009 offense and highlight individual position battles. "Our mindset and work habits leads us to understand that the goal is not a just to be year older, but a year better," Stinespring said. Ju Ju Clayton, Marcus Davis, and Greg Boone will work behind starter Tyrod Taylor. Meanwhile, Stinespring and the Tech coaches are excited about seeing tailback Ryan Williams turned loose in the backfield with Darren Evans.

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Virginia Tech faces Baylor University Saturday in Blacksburg in the second round of the 2009 NIT. The Hokies and Bears will tip off at 11 a.m. eastern at Cassell Coliseum. The Hokies defeated Duquesne 116-108 on Wednesday night at Cassell to advance to the second round. On today's Hokie Podcast, highlights on Wednesday game, plus post-game analysis from ISP Sports' Mike Burnop.

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The Atlantic Coast Conference Wrestling Championship will be held at Virginia Tech's Cassell Coliseum this weekend. The Hokies' head coach Kevin Dresser has a preview of Saturday's action on today's Hokie Podcast. Also, the Hokies' A.D. Vassallo discusses this past Wednesday's loss to No.2 North Carolina, and looks ahead to Sunday's regular season finale at Florida State.

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Burke, Virginia native, and former North Carolina Tar Heel Hubert Davis is in his third season as a college basketball analyst for ESPN. This past Wednesday, Davis served as the analyst for ESPN2's coverage of the Virginia Tech-Clemson game at Littlejohn Coliseum. Davis shares his thoughts on the ACC, the Hokies, and more on this week's Hokie Podcast.

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Coming up on today’s Hokie Podcast, Tech’s baseball team set to opens its season in a weekend tournament in South Carolina. Men’s basketball is ready for a big showdown with Florida State on Saturday night. And we say goodbye to a pair of loyal Hokies. Dr. Bill Lavery and ex-basketball player Allen Calloway. Coach Seth Greenberg comments on the loss of one of his ex-players.

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Virginia Tech football recruiting is the focus of this week's Hokie Podcast. Tech assistant coach Jim Cavanaugh discusses each of the Hokies' signees in great detail. The top player in the state of Virginia, and five prep All-Americans, highlight the Hokies' 2009 recruiting class which was composed of 21 student-athletes. "We've helped ourselves from a speed standpoint," Cavanaugh said. For the fifth time in the last nine years (2001, 2003, 2005, 2007 and now 2009), the top player in the state as ranked by The Roanoke Times has signed to play football in Blacksburg. That honor this year goes to Danville product David Wilson, who attends George Washington High. "He's the leading triple jumper in the country, he's a heck of a player. He's ones of those guys who could come in and have an impact right away," Cavanaugh said. In all, Tech signed four of the top 11 players in the state and eight of the top 23.

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Virginia Tech faces Clemson Thursday night in a key ACC men's basketball game. Hokie sophomore guard Hank Thorns joins Bill Roth to talk about the Hokies current winning streak. Tech has won five straight and nine of its last 10 games. Thorns also discusses Thursday's game with the Tigers and his personal academic goals for this spring semester.

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Virginia Tech defensive coordinator Bud Foster discusses football recruiting and looks ahead to Tech's 2009 defense. He also comments on two 'gray shirts' who have enrolled this month for the Hokies, Eric Martin, and Ben Barber. "I would like us to grow and mature this winter, both physically and mentally," Foster said. "We have a great opportunity this month to take advantage of the best strength coach in the country. Just because we won a championship and won an Orange Bowl, we can do things a lot better," Foster said.

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Virginia Tech (9-5) faces the University of Virginia (7-5) Saturday at Cassell Coliseum. Last year, the teams played a pair of overtime thrillers with Tech coming out on top in each game. We’ll preview the game on today’s Hokie Podcast, plus details on how students can get into the game with just a student I.D. on Saturday.

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Virginia Tech Defensive Coordinator Bud Foster discusses this year's unit and looks ahead to the 2009 FedEx Orange Bowl game which is two weeks from tonight. The Hokies pre-bowl preparation is much different this December, Coach Foster discusses the changes in philosophy. Also a look ahead to Tech's 2009 linebacking corps. Director of Athletics Jim Weaver discusses how the secondary ticket market is affecting sales of Orange Bowl tickets from the Tech ticket office in Blacksburg. And men's basketball coach Seth Greenberg discusses his team to this point and looks ahead to this weekend's games in Madison Square Garden in New York.

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Virginia Tech assistant coaches Billy Hite and Charlie Wiles answered questions this past Monday night on the Advance Auto Parts Hokie Hotline. The latest on Kenny Lewis, Jr, who re-injured his Achilles tendon, plus the future of Hokie lineman Vinston Painter from Norfolk who red shirted this season were among the topics cover red following the Hokies' 2008 ACC Championship game victory over Boston College. Also the latest on Randall Dunn, Austin Fuller, Nick Becton, Ryan Williams, Marcus Davis and Xavier Boyce who likely will figure prominently in Tech's future.

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Virginia Tech cornerback Macho Harris discusses his season and Saturday's ACC Championship game in Tampa. The Hokies face Boston College at Raymond James Stadium with a trip to the 2009 Orange Bowl on the line. Harris has been one of the ACC's most consistent players in recent years as both as return man and defensive back. He has 15 career interceptions, among the most in Virginia Tech history.

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Virginia Tech faces the University of Virginia on Saturday at noon. Tech coach Frank Beamer previews the game and discusses UVa’s strengths. Also, Tech senior defensive end Orion Martin discusses how UVa’s tackles Will Barker and Eugene Monroe have given the Hokies problems in the past. Plus, Orion talks about playing his final game at Lane Stadium. Tech’s basketball team faces last year’s Big Ten Champion Wisconsin Monday night at Cassell Coliseum. A preview of the ‘Orange Effect’ basketball game as well.

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Virginia Tech's football team returns to Lane Stadium to battle Duke at 5:30 p.m. on Saturday. Hall of Famer Mike Burnop joins Bill to preview the game and focus on Tech's offense which was outstanding in its last game at home against Maryland, but struggled at Miami. What's the Tech game plan this week against the Blue Devils? Also, Tech's basketball team is in San Juan for the Puerto Rico Tipoff. Tech faces Fairfield on Thursday, Xavier or Missouri on Friday, and will play a third game on Sunday against Memphis, USC, UT-Chattanooga, or Seton Hall. It's a challenging tournament for a Tech team that is 2-0 on the young season.

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Virginia Tech faces Maryland tonight in Blacksburg in a crucial ACC football game for both the Hokies and the Terps. ISP Sports' analyst, Hall of Famer Mike Burnop offers his thoughts on the game, including the latest quarterback situation for the Hokies. Will Tyrod Taylor, Sean Glennon, or Cory Holt be under center when Tech faces the Terps? Or, a combination of the three? Also, the Terp's Da'Rel Scott has had extra time for his shoulder to hear. The ACC's leading rusher hopes to play in this evenings' game. It's Virginia Tech's first home game in over a month and, like the Hokie Nation, Burnop is excited to see Tech finally back on Worsham Field.

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On this week's Podcast, the latest on the injury situation to Virginia Tech quarterbacks Tyrod Taylor and Sean Glennon. Plus, Coach Chris Riley and his Tech volleyball team is set for a big road trip to Georgia Tech and Clemson. The Hokies are tied for first place in the ACC entering this weekend's action. Also, our weekly "Hokies in the Pro's" segment, featuring former Hokie Brandon Flowers who recorded his first two NFL interceptions this past weekend, both thrown by future Hall of Famer Brett Favre. Flowers returned the second interception 91-yards for a touchdown.

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Virginia Tech faces Florida State Saturday afternoon in Tallahassee. Hokies linebacker Purnell Sturdivant discusses how Tech will try to contain FSU’s offense and quarterback Christian Ponder plus the origin of his nickname, “P-Stump.” Head coach Frank Beamer discuses how Tech’s offense will try to regroup after a rough outing at BC and his thoughts on the Seminoles.“I’ve never played a Florida State team that wasn’t talented and they’re getting back to the way there were before. Really talented,” Beamer said. Also, did you miss Aaron's Rouse's 99-yard interception return against the New York Jets last week? We've got the replay plus comments from the current Green Bay Packer in our weekly “Hokies in the Pro’s” update.

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Virginia Tech’s football team returns to action Saturday night to battle Boston College in Chestnut Hill, Mass. Hokies’ head coach Frank Beamer discusses the game and BC’s outstanding defensive line. Tech defensive backs coach Torrian Gray talks about how the Hokies have prepared for BC’s hot quarterback Chris Crane as both a passer and a runner. Also, the latest on the Hokies in the Pro’s.

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Virginia Tech basketball starts in the next week with events in Richmond and Blacksburg. Details on the Richmond Hokie Club's Tipoff next week at Toad's Place, Shockoe Slip in Richmond. Plus Late Night with the Hokies next Friday. Also, Eddie Royal of the Denver Broncos comments on his injury and a complete look at Hokies in the pro's. Plus Tech men's soccer hosts No. 10 Maryland Friday night in Blacksburg. Tech football players will spend Friday morning at elementary schools throughout Virginia reading to young students as part of the Herma's Readers program.

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Virginia Tech defensive back Dorian Porch discusses his new role as the Hokies' starting Rover for Saturday's game with Western Kentucky as well as his decision to play football at Virginia Tech, spurning an offer from Major League Baseball's Arizona Diamondbacks. Defensive end Orion Martin talks about the progress his sees on both Tech's offense and defense, plus reflects on his amazing September: A month of forced fumbles, sacks, big road wins, and a memorable night at a local Blacksburg restaurant.

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Virginia Tech faces Nebraska on Saturday night. Head coach Frank Beamer comments on the 2008 Huskers and discusses his team's preparation following its win at North Carolina last week. Offensive lineman Nick Marshman talks about facing Nebraska's defensive line and comments on the growing confidence on the 2008 Hokies. Placekicker Dustin Keys, who has connected on game-winning kicks for the last two games, discusses his season to date and reveals his secret of his socks! And ESPN's Sean McDonough, who will be calling the game on ABC on Saturday night, offers his thoughts on the match up.

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Virginia Tech travels to North Carolina for an ACC football game Saturday afternoon. Head Coach Frank Beamer comments on the game and facing the Tar Heels coach Butch Davis once again. Hokie defensive tackle John Graves, who has blocked three kicks already this season, discusses Saturday's game and his knack for blocking kicks. North Carolina wide receiver Hakeem Nicks says there's a new vibe within the UNC football program, and cornerback Kendric Burney shares his thoughts on this week's game with Tech. Also former Hokie, Eddie Royal of the Denver Broncos discusses his team's 2-0 start and the remarkable finish of the Bronco's win over San Diego last week.

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Virginia Tech offensive lineman Nick Marshman discusses the issues facing the Hokies' offensive line as the team prepares for Saturday's ACC opener against Georgia Tech at Lane Stadium. Also, the details of a special pre-game ceremony on Saturday before the game. And, Tech defense end Nekos Brown, with some help from his father Chuck, are "bustin' loose" for this game.

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Virginia Tech head coach Frank Beamer discusses the decision to play Tyrod Taylor at quarterback starting this week in the Hokies’ game against Furman. “I thought it became evident during the (ECU) game that this team needed Tyrod Taylor,” Beamer said. “We need to be able to run the football, that’s our foundation and getting another playmaker back there helps you do that.” Also, the latest on NFL rookies Eddie Royal, Xavier Adibi, and Chris Ellis. And the details on Saturday’s ‘White Out” to benefit Herma’s Readers. Tech fans are encouraged to wear white for the Hokies’ game with Furman. And finally, how do Billy Idol, the Moody Blues, and The Cult all figure into this Hokie Podcast? Click to listen!

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Virginia Tech coach Frank Beamer discusses the decision to name Sean Glennon as the Hokies' starting quarterback and the plan to redshirt sophomore Tyrod Taylor. Also, Glennon's reaction to the news. Wide receiver Danny Coale discusses his family's rich athletic history. Also, comments from Brandon Flowers of the Kansas City Chiefs and Duane Brown of the Houston Texans on this week's update on Hokies in the Pro's from Adam Witten, plus a look ahead to Saturday's game between Virginia Tech and East Carolina University.

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Virginia Tech defensive coordinator Bud Foster offers an in-depth preview of his 2008 unit. “We have a lot of holes to fill,” Foster admits. Still, the veteran coach is confident his 2008 defense has the potential to be very solid this year. Gary Stokan, the President of the Atlanta Sports Council, has the latest on next year’s season opener in the Georgia Dome. Virginia Tech has agreed to play its 2009 opener in Atlanta in a made-for-TV event. And veteran sportswriter Tony Barnhart of the Atlanta Journal-Constitution discusses the outlook for the ACC this year and comments on the league’s struggles in recent years against top non-conference competition.

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On this Hokie Podcast, Virginia Tech football coach Frank Beamer discusses the Hokies 2008 spring practice and explains why he was so impressed with his team during the recent workouts. Also, quarterback coach Mike O'Cain explains the plan for Sean Glennon and Tyrod Taylor heading into the 2008 season. Both players made improvements during spring ball which has O'Cain excited. Also, where do Ju Ju Clayton and Marcus Davis fit into the Hokies long-range plans at QB?

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Virginia Tech offensive coordinator previews the 2008 spring game and what he's looking at this week from his running backs, offensive line, and receivers. "This is a big spring for guys like Danny Coale, Patrick Terry, and Zack Luckett who need to step up because there are some big shoes to fill," Stinespring said. Also who is the one key offensive lineman to watch? The coach has details. Also, a look back at the 2007 Virginia Tech football plays of the year. Note: The Hokie Podcast will resume following the spring game and will update periodically during the spring and summer. It will resume its weekly schedule in August.

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Virginia Tech’s football team opened spring practice this week. The Hokies have some holes to fill on both sides of the ball and on today’s Hokie Podcast, the focus is on defense. Coordinator Bud Foster discusses the position changes on defense and some new names: Justin Young, Courtney Prince and Kwamaine Battle, and Barquell Rivers that are in the spotlight this week. Also, new positions for Davon Morgan and Kam Chancellor.

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On this week's Hokie Podcast, exclusive ISP Sports interviews from the historic baseball game between Virginia Tech and the New York Yankees, including Bill Roth's emotional post-game interview with Yankees Manager Joe Girardi. Also, interviews with the Yankees Hal Steinbrenner and Johnny Damon, and Virginia Tech's Andrew Wells and Matt Hacker. Also, hear the entire press conference with New York's Alex Rodriguez and Derek Jeter.

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From Charlotte, NC, this Hokie Podcast previews the 2008 ACC Tournament. Newport News (Va.) Daily Press Columnist David Teel offers his thoughts on the tournament. David is covering his 25th consecutive ACC Tournament. "Virginia Tech and Maryland have the most at stake," David suggests. Also, the consensus is that for Tech or Maryland to reach the NCAA Tournament, the Hokies or Terps would need to win two games here in Charlotte. Also, Tech freshman J.T. Thompson is playing in his first ACC Tournament, near his hometown. "I grew up watching this event, and now I'm in it," Thompson said with a big grin. Also, N.C. State coach Sidney Lowe and Miami's Frank Haith share insight on their 2:30 p.m. matchup today. The winner will face the Hokies tomorrow. And Tech radio network analyst Mike Burnop offers his comments as well.

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Virginia Tech’s basketball team has put together its longest winning streak of the season - at just the right time. The Hokies have won four straight to improve to 9-6 in the ACC, and 18-11 overall. In Tech’s 80-58 win over Wake Forest on Tuesday, Deron Washington scored 22 points and recorded 13 rebounds in a memorable Senior Night performance. We’ll hear from Washington as well as head coach Seth Greenberg whose team faces Clemson Sunday afternoon in South Carolina.

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Hoops and baseball on this week's Hokie Podcast. First, Virginia Tech basketball coach Seth Greenberg comments on his team's three-game winning streak, discusses the win over BC and the outlook for the rest of this season. The Hokies are 17-11 overall, and 8-6 in ACC play heading into next Tuesday's game with Wake Forest. That's followed by Tech baseball coach Pete Hughes and ISP's Jerry Massey who preview the 2008 baseball season. The two share an in-depth discussion of Tech's 2008 baseball team, position-by-position.

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Virginia Tech senior forward Deron Washington will play his final three regular season home games at Cassell Coliseum over the next 12 days as the Hokies take on Georgia Tech, Boston College, and Wake Forest. On today's Hokie Podcast, Deron discusses his career at Tech, the experience of having his mother move to Blacksburg as a Hurricane Katrina evacuee, and his time on the court in Blacksburg. Plus Deron names his favorite dunk during his career for the Hokies. Also, the latest on Deron's puppy and the details of why the Tech senior has gone from wearing long hair, to a mo-hawk, to a low-cut for the final three home games.

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Virginia Tech Director of Athletics Jim Weaver discusses how Western Kentucky University ended up on replacing Bowling Green on Tech’s 2008 football schedule. Also, why Tech’s neutral site game in Charlotte against East Carolina was included in the 2008 season ticket plan. Also, the logistics of hosting the New York Yankees at English Field next month. Also, Tech’s basketball team set for Saturday’s game at Chapel Hill against North Carolina. And Tech’s softball team, ranked in the top-15, plays a tournament this weekend in Charlotte. We’ll hear from head coach Scott Thomas who sat down recently with ISP’s Jerry Massey.

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Virginia Tech football recruiting is the focus of today’s Hokie Podcast. Hokie assistant coach and Recruiting Coordinator Jim Cavanaugh runs down Tech’s 2008 class in depth. Three of the top five players in the state of Virginia, and 14 of the top 25, highlight a football recruiting class composed of 31 student-athletes who signed letters-of-intent with Virginia Tech on Wednesday. Highlighting this year's in-state group are three players - Dyrell Roberts (#3 by Roanoke Times), Ryan Williams (#4 by Roanoke Times) and Vinston Painter (#5 by Roanoke Times) - who all earned SuperPrep All-America honors. The Tech coaching staff put heavy emphasis on the receiver and linebacker positions, led by linebacker Bruce Taylor, from Myrtle Beach, S.C. He is ranked the No. 12 inside linebacker in the country by Rivals.com and earned All-America honors from PrepStar. Painter and Ryan Williams also earned All-America honors from PrepStar.

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Virginia Tech faces Virginia this Saturday in Blacksburg. Coach Seth Greenberg comments on the game against UVA, plus looks back to Tuesday night's home victory over Florida State in Cassell Coliseum. Also, Virginia Tech freshman guard Hank Thorns comments on Tech's victory over the Seminoles as well as looks ahead to Saturday's game with UVa.

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Virginia Tech Coach Seth Greenberg discusses tonight's game between the Hokies and Duke Blue Devils. He also comments at-length on the ACC's suspension of Tech freshman forward Jeff Allen who will miss tonight's game with Duke as well as Saturday's game at Boston College. "I'm very proud of where we are with this young group," Greenberg said about his team which features six freshmen. The coach also discusses his conversations with former N.C. State Coach Herb Sendek on game planning vs. the Blue Devils.

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Virginia Tech's Deron Washington scored at the buzzer to lift Virginia Tech to a dramatic 70-69 win over UVa last night. Seth Greenberg comments on the game and Washington discusses his game-winning shot. Also, Mike Burnop comments the decisions of Tech's Brandon Flowers, who opted to leave school early for the NFL, and Victor Harris, who elected to return for his senior season.

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Basketball is the theme of this week's Hokie Podcast. In women's basketball, Tech faces No. 3 North Carolina tonight in Cassell Coliseum. We'll hear from both head coaches, Tech's Beth Dunkenberger and UNC's Sylvia Hatchell. On Sunday, the Hokies play at UVA. Cavaliers coach Debbie Ryan will offer her thoughts. Meanwhile, on the men's side, Tech faces Maryland at Cassell Coliseum on Saturday at 2 p.m. We'll hear from head coach Seth Greenberg and Tech freshman guard Hank Thorns on the team as it prepares for Saturday's huge ACC game.

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Virginia Tech faces Kansas tonight in the FedEx Orange Bowl game. Kansas coach Mark Mangino joins Bill and Mike on today's Hokie Podcast to discuss the game, and talk about his high school days in New Castle, Pa, where he played on the same high school team as ex-Hokies Nick Rapone, Rick Razzano, and John Latina. Today, Mangino still keeps in touch with his ex-high school buddies who have mixed emotions for this game tonight. "I think Rick is really torn on this one," Mangino said with a big laugh. Hear the complete interview with the KU coach, plus hear Mike's analysis of the game.

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Virginia Tech quarterback Sean Glennon comments on the Hokies' Orange Bowl game with Kansas. Cornerback Brandon Flowers discusses KU's wide receivers and the Jayhawks offense. And Tech linebacker Vince Hall and wide receiver Josh Hyman play the role of reporter ... and interview Each Other! Tech will fly to Ft. Lauderdale tomorrow to begin week-long preparation for next Thursday's game with the Jayhawks. Tech's basketball team is in New York for the annual Holiday Festival. The Hokies battle Hofstra tomorrow night at Madison Square Garden. (6:00 airtime, 6:30 tipoff on ISP Sports Network Radio Stations). Tech will face either St. John's or Marist on Saturday afternoon also at MSG.

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Virginia Tech's basketball team gets ready for its ACC opener Sunday night at Wake Forest. The Hokies improved to 6-4 on the season with a win on Wednesday over Liberty. We've got highlights from the game, plus post-game reaction from head coach Seth Greenberg. Senior forward Deron Washington also comments on the team's start and Sunday's game at Wake. Tech's women's team is in New Orleans for a tournament this weekend. Jerry Massey has a report from Louisiana, plus comments from head coach Beth Dunkenberger.

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Virginia Tech's men's soccer team is making its first-ever appearance in the College Cup. Tech faces Wake Forest in the National Semifinals tomorrow in Cary, NC. We have highlights from last week's win at UConn and comments from Coach Oliver Weiss. Also, Tech defensive backs coach Torrian Gray discusses the recently concluded regular season for Tech's football team, the NFL prospects for Hokie junior cornerback Brandon Flowers, and a look ahead at the Kansas Jayhawks. And head coach Frank Beamer discusses the sentencing of former Hokie quarterback Michael Vick.

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On this week's Hokie Podcast: Orange Bowl talk with Phyllis Oetters of the Orange Bowl Committee. The Hokies are getting set to battle Kansas and not Missouri or West Virginia. How did that decision come about? And Tech running back coach Billy Hite comments on the 2007 season, the NFL decision of tailback Brandon Ore, and much more.

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Virginia Tech faces Boston College in the ACC Championship game Saturday in Jacksonville. Head Coach Frank Beamer of the Hokies comments on the Eagles, plus Tech safety D.J. Parker and linebacker Xavier Adibi discuss defending against the Eagles and the 2007 season. The two Hokies are members of a Tech senior class which set a record this season by winning a 10th game for the fourth consecutive season. Also, Tech placekicker Jud Dunlevy and his holder Grant Throckmorton discuss Jud's season and his chance to set a school record for field goals in a season.

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Virginia Tech's football team faces Virginia this Saturday in Charlottesville. Tech quarterback Sean Glennon and linebacker Cam Martin preview the game and discuss their seasons to date. Tech basketball spans the globe, from the Bahamas to Alaska. Tech's women's team is in the Bahamas where the Hokies will face USC Friday afternoon. The men's team is in Alaska participating in the Great Alaska Shootout. And Tech's soccer team prepares for next week's NCAA Tournament game in Blacksburg.

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Virginia Tech’s men's soccer team, ranked 8th in the nation, prepares for Friday’s game against Boston College in the semi-finals of the 2007 ACC Tournament. Tech’s football team, which is ranked 10th, prepares for Saturday’s game with Miami at Lane Stadium. Tech quarterback Sean Glennon and wide receiver Justin Harper comment on the game and the teams’ goals in the final weeks of the regular season. And where to watch Tech football in London or Hong Kong. The choices are slim, but international Hokies are eager to see their team. Also basketball season is here and Tech women (Bahamas) and men (Alaska) prepare for long trips.

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Virginia Tech faces Florida State Saturday in Blacksburg. Tech coach Frank Beamer and FSU Coach Bobby Bowden share their thoughts on the game. Hokie linebacker Xavier Adibi comments on the contest and explains why Tech's defense has played so well without linebacker Vince Hall. Florida State tailback Atone Smith discusses his FSU career and his relationship with former Tech basketball star Zabian Dowdell. Both players are from Pahokee, Florida. And Virginia Tech tight end Greg Boone on his role in the offense now that Sam Wheeler is out for the season with a knee injury.

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Virginia Tech football coach Frank Beamer previews tonight football game in Atlanta between the Hokies and Georgia Tech. Quarterback Sean Glennon discusses how the team will try to bounce back from last week's loss to Boston College. And Tech basketball coach Seth Greenberg and his team is ready to open its season next week. Coach Greenberg has a preview of the new look 2007-08 Hokies.

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No. 8 Virginia Tech faces No. 2 Boston College tonight in Blacksburg. Today's Hokie Podcast previews the game with Tech Hall of Fame analyst Mike Burnop, Tech coach Frank Beamer, and a special segment with linebacker Cody Grimm, son of Washington Redskins great Russ Grimm. Cody will start tonight's game at linebacker for the Hokies.

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Boston College quarterback Matt Ryan discusses next Thursday's game between No. 3 BC and No. 11 Virginia Tech. "It's tough. Bud Foster does a great job coaching those guys up. They have a really strong defense and you have to keep grinding. It's a tough place to go down and play, especially on a Thursday night. to go there and play a night game, the place is rockin'," Ryan says. Meanwhile, Virginia Tech's men's soccer team moved up to No. 5 in the national rankings this week, riding an 11-game unbeaten streak heading into Friday's game vs. North Carolina. Head Coach Oliver Weiss has the Hokies on pace for another NCAA Appearance. Weiss discusses this year's team and Friday's home game vs. UNC.

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Virginia Tech defensive coordinator Bud Foster talks about the teams' performance to date, saying 'we still haven't played our best football.' Coach Foster also comments on how the Hokies plan to replace linebacker Vince Hall, who is out with a broken forearm. Hall is out, but the Hokies welcome offensive tackle Ed Wang back to the lineup. Wang discusses his rehab, and his return to the Hokies' offensive line for this week's game at Duke.

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Virginia Tech linebacker Vince Hall says we should expect a 'Slobber Knocker' this week. Also Tech place kicker, senior Jud Dunleavy comments on his season to date, his 52-yard kick against North Carolina, and how he’s comfortable in his first, and last season as Tech's kicker. And former Hokie all-American linebacker Jamel Smith has found a new career that he loves - coaching. Smith talks about how he is bringing the Hokie defensive philosophy to Spring Valley High School in Columbia, SC.

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Virginia Tech’s Cam Martin talks about the ACC opener between the Hokies and North Carolina and the Hokies’ pass defense. The details on the New York Yankees game with Tech coming up next spring have been announced. And with first-year UNC coach Butch Davis coming to Blacksburg this Saturday, fans are remembering the day Davis brought his first University of Miami team to Blacksburg. That game, played September 23, 1995 was one that changed the course of Virginia Tech football.

Length: 19:13
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Virginia Tech receiver wide receiver Justin Harper suggest Tech quarterback Tyrod Taylor 'is a real good mix of Bryan Randall and Marcus Vick." Running back Brandon Ore discusses playing and practicing with bruised ribs, why the Hokies often run the option to the 'short side/boundary side' of the field, and the poise of Taylor. Defensive end Chris Ellis says he knows what Jim David and Darryl Tapp experienced by being double-teamed each game. And Virginia Tech coach Frank Beamer discusses one of the highlights of his trombone playing days in high school: Marching in the Apple Blossom Festival in Winchester, Va.

Length: 14:02
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Virginia Tech coach Frank Beamer says he expects his team to ‘bounce back in a big way’ following last week’s loss to LSU. Quarterback Tyrod Taylor discusses moving into the starting lineup for the Hokies. He’ll be the first true-freshman to start at quarterback for Tech since 1982. Linebacker Xavier Adibi discusses the players-only meeting the team held this week, and why he’s hopeful the team can rebound this fall. Volleyball coach Chris Riley comments on the start of ACC play.

Length: 17:50
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Virginia Tech linebacker Xavier Adibi comments on Saturday night’s game between the Hokies and LSU. “I came to Virginia Tech to play in games like this.” Adibi also shares his thoughts on LSU’s offense and game in general. Tech offensive tackle Duane Brown has a prediction: “If you can’t run the ball against them, you won’t have much success.” Duane will share his perspective on the game. New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady placed a phone call to Tech quarterback Sean Glennon. “I thought he did a great job leading the team, and I just conveyed my thoughts from watching the game," Brady said. Also, the “Golden Band from Tigerland” has a tribute to Virginia Tech before Saturday night’s game. And the details on why Tech will wear its home uniforms on Saturday at LSU.

Length: 12:18
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Virginia Tech and ECU are scheduled to play each of the next nine seasons. Director of Athletics Jim Weaver discusses the Yankees scheduled game with Tech in Blacksburg and more.

Length: 15:12
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Doug Rhoads discusses his career as both an FBI agent and back judge in the ACC, and talks about the new rules in college football. Also, Virginia Tech defensive coordinator Bud Foster and Director of Athletics Jim Weave

Length: 17:41
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Sportswriter Dick "Hoops" Weiss previews his big story on Virginia Tech football scheduled to run in Sunday's New York Daily News, senior wide receiver and return specialist Eddie Royal discusses a rule change in college football: moving kickoffs back to the 30-yard line. Freshman Brent Bowden is set to take over the punting duties for the Hokies and explains his relationship with his brother, a former punter at Florida State. And Jason Worilds is planning to make a big impact this fall for the Hokies. Jason will share the latest on his shoulder surgery and why he changed his name this past summer. Also, details on the first-ever Virginia Tech football players' car wash, and the schedule of events for this week in Hokieland.

Length: 17:28
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On this week's Hokie Podcast, Virginia Tech quarterback/receiver Ike Whitaker talks about his personal comeback with the Hokies, Offensive Coordinator Bryan Stinespring discusses how Tech's offensive attack will be more aggressive in 2007, and senior linebacker Vince Hall from Chesapeake takes us inside the huddle of Virginia Tech’s defense. Also from Pulaski, to Virginia Beach, to Blacksburg, to Franklin County, this is a big week on the Hokie Club tour.

Length: 11:40
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Virginia Tech assistant coach Curt Newsome previews the 2007 Virginia Tech offensive line, position-by-position as the Hokies begin pre-season practice. Coach Newsome also suggests tackle Duane Brown "can be the best tackle in the ACC" and explains why Ed Wang is key man for Tech this year and beyond. Tony Barnhart of the Atlanta Journal Constitution joins Bill to preview the 2007 season in the ACC and give Tech fans a preview of what they'll experience in Baton Rouge when the Hokies face LSU on September 8th. "The smell of Jambalaya mixed with Bourbon wafting throughout the parking lot," is just part of the unique experience awaiting the Hokie Nation next month.

Length: 25:28
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