The first Virginia Tech Hokies football game was played in 1892. The team has won Southern Conference title, Big East titles, and SEC championship title. The Virginia Tech Hokies most famous rivalry is with the Virginia Cavaliers, known as the Commonwealth Cup. Other rivals include the Miami Hurricanes, Boston College, and West Virginia. Some of the most well-known players to have worn the maroon and orange are Michael Vick, Bruce Smith, and Antonio Freeman. Who can forget Michael Vick's 288 yards of total offense in the Hokies' 2000 defeat of West Virginia 48-20 to win the Black Diamond Trophy? Score with TicketCity - the place to go for Virginia Tech Hokies football tickets.
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2016 Virginia Tech Season Preview
Virginia Tech’s 2015 season ended with a disappointing 6-6 regular season, but the Hokies were able to end on a high note with a win in the close game, 55-52, at Independence Bowl against Tulsa. Virginia Tech enters the 2016 season with a number of question marks. For the first time since 1986, the Hokies will have a new head coach, replacing Frank Beamer with head coach Justin Fuente. With a new head coach, there is predicted to be significant changes for Virginia Tech’s fall depth chart. The quarterback position is up for grabs as the style changes for the offensive side of the ball; Brenden Motley gained some experience filling in last season but there is competition with top-rated junior quarterback Jerod Evans. The offensive line will have 4 starters returning in 2016 and for the running back position there will be no upperclassman but the roster will rely on Marshawn Williams and Shai McKenzie. The defensive line has developed some large holes leaving defensive coordinator, Bud Foster, with the task to replace three-quarters of the Hokies defensive line. Top games in the 2016 Virginia Tech Hokies’ schedule with be against Tennessee, Georgia Tech, and in-state rival team Virginia Cavaliers. Whether you are planning on cheering on the Hokies at home games or supporting Virginia Tech on the road, TicketCity has some of the best deals for all Virginia Tech Hokies’ tickets, including home and away games.
Check out our Virginia Tech Hokies Season Preview History page for previews of previous Hokies seasons.
Virginia Tech Hokies Football at Lane Stadium
Address: 285 Spring Rd, Blacksburg, Virginia, 24060 The Virginia Tech Hokies play their home games at Lane Stadium in Blacksburg, Virginia. It's known as one of the very loudest stadiums in the country, and in 2005, was voted as having the best home-field advantage by Rivals.com. Lane Stadium holds over 66,000 spectators. You'll be overwhelmed by the crowd at a Virginia Tech Hokies home game. The Virginia Tech Hokies home bench is on the Lane Stadium sideline with sections 2-20. Lane Stadium parking information is covered in our Hokies event guide.
Virginia Tech vs. Virginia
The Commonwealth Cup pits cross-state rivals together in Charlottesville and Balcksburg, where thus far the Hokies hold the all-time lead. Virginia has won only one time since the new millennium, while the emergence of Virginia Tech as a national powerhouse and title contender has made this rivalry more of big brother beating up on little brother than the Cavs would like.
Virginia Tech Hokies in the College Football Playoff, Bowl Games, and ACC Championship
The Virginia Tech Hokies have a storied history, which includes 25 plus Bowl Games (12 wins), 4 ACC Titles and 3 Big East Titles. Despite the vacancy in the BCS National Title department, Bermuda Stadium, where the Hokies play on Bermuda Grass, packs out each and every week to root on the maroon and burnt orange. Ticketcity offers tickets to all college football bowl games and the ACC Championship Game.
Virginia Tech Hokies Event Guide
Where is the best place to park for a Virginia Tech home game?
There are numerous reserved parking lots near the stadium that require a parking pass, which TicketCity help you obtain. Free parking is limited, but there are numerous pay lots in the surrounding neighborhood from $8 to $20 per car. Traffic into Blacksburg often backs up on Interstate 81, so come early if you are not staying in Blacksburg.
Where are best places to eat in Blacksburg before a Hokies home game?
Bull & Bones Brewhaus & Grill is a favorite local restaurant with a large variety of beers on tap. For a casual bite try Macado’s or Our Daily Bread. Bring some Carol Lee Donuts to the tailgate and you will make a lot of friends.