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227's YouTube Chili'-ESPN-BCS-Virginia Tech Hokies football From Wikipedia, the free encyclopediaJump to: navigation, search Virginia Tech Hokies football First season 1892fc Athletic director Jim Weaver Head coach Frank Beamer 22nd year, 187–92–2 (.669) Home stadium Lane Stadium Stadium capacity 66,233 Stadium surface Bermuda Grass Location Blacksburg, Virginia Conference ACC Division Coastal All-time record 668–428–46 (.605) Postseason bowl record 9–14 Conference titles 7 Consensus All-Americans 8 Current uniform Colors Chicago maroon and Burnt orange Fight song Tech Triumph Mascot HokieBird Marching band The Marching Virginians Outfitter Nike Rivals Virginia Cavaliers West Virginia Mountaineers Miami Hurricanes Boston College Eagles Website HokieSports.com The Virginia Tech Hokies football team is a college football program that competes in NCAA Division I-FBS, in the Coastal Division of the Atlantic Coast Conference. Their home games are played at Lane Stadium, considered one of the loudest stadiums in the country and recognized in 2005 by Rivals.com as having the best home-field advantage in the country.[1] With a career record of 229–115–4 following the 2009 season, head coach Frank Beamer is tied with Jim Tressel for the second-winningest active head coach in Division I-FBS, ranking behind only Joe Paterno.[2] The Hokies currently have the third-longest bowl game streak in the country, having participated in the postseason every year since 1993. Only Florida State, and Florida have longer current streaks. In program history, the Hokies have finished with a Top-10 ranking six times, won seven conference championships (one Southern Conference three Big East and three ACC), and played once for the national championship, losing to Florida State University 46–29 in the 2000 Sugar Bowl. Tech currently holds the nation's second longest streak of 10-win season at 6. Contents [hide] 1 History 1.1 Big East years 1.2 ACC years 2 Helmets 3 Logos and uniforms 4 Championships 4.1 Conference championships 4.2 Divisional championships 5 Trophy games 6 Individual award winners 6.1 Players 6.2 Coaches 7 First overall selections in the NFL Draft 8 Other notable players 9 See also 10 Further reading 11 References 12 External links [edit] History Virginia Tech's inaugural football team in 1892Virginia Agricultural and Mechanical College (now Virginia Tech) first played football on October 21, 1892 against St. Albans Lutheran Boys School (Radford, VA). The game took place on a plowed off wheat field that was "about as level as a side of Brush Mountain".[3] The Hokies won their first game 14-10, but were defeated 10-0 eight days later on a return trip to Radford.[4] The first several VAMC teams wore cadet gray and black, but in 1896 the colors were changed to Burnt Orange and Chicago Maroon - a color combination that was completely unique among educational institutions at the time. Since the hiring of Frank Beamer as head coach in 1987, the program has seen a quick rise from a mediocre independent program to a perennial top 20 team. The 13th ranked Hokies defeated the 9th ranked Texas Longhorns in the 1995 Sugar Bowl. [edit] Big East years The greatest season ever seen in Virginia Tech football history came in 1999. The Hokies, led by redshirt freshman quarterback Michael Vick went 11–0 through the regular season. On November 3, the Hokies came from behind to win over the West Virginia Mountaineers when Vick led a desperate last minute drive that culminated in a dramatic Shayne Graham game winning field goal. The 22–20 victory has since become known as the "Miracle in Morgantown."[5] On January 4, the Hokies faced the Florida State Seminoles in the 2000 Sugar Bowl for the national championship. A back and forth game, the Hokies trailed 28–7 late in the second quarter but came back to take a 29–28 lead at the start of the fourth. However they were not able to hold on and the Seminoles won 46–29. The following season the Hokies were again players for the national championship, but a loss to #3 Miami Hurricanes in early November cost them a trip to the Orange Bowl. The Hokies later went on to defeat the Clemson Tigers 41–20 in the 2001 Gator Bowl [edit] ACC years Main article: 2004 Virginia Tech Hokies football team At the start of the 2004 season, the Hokies faced the #1 and eventual national champion USC Trojans* in the BCA Classic played at FedEx Field in Washington, D.C.. The Hokies kept the game close, but eventually lost 24–13. The regular season ended with the Hokies winning the ACC championship in their first year in the conference and a return to the Sugar Bowl and a match up with the Auburn Tigers. Auburn, the SEC champion and one of three undefeated teams (USC and Oklahoma being the other two) took a 16–0 lead into the fourth quarter. Led by senior quarterback Bryan Randall, the Hokies scored 13 points but fell just short of the comeback when the Tigers recovered an onside kick and ran out the clock. Main article: 2005 Virginia Tech Hokies football team The 2005 season saw many ups and downs, but would end in disappointment. Taking over for Bryan Randall was Marcus Vick, younger brother of Tech great Michael. The Hokies started off the season 8–0, including victories over West Virginia and ACC rivals Georgia Tech and Boston College. Going into the tenth week of the season, the Hokies were ranked 3rd in the country behind USC and Texas and would face the 5th ranked Miami Hurricanes at home. In anticipation of the match-up, ESPN's College Gameday would broadcast from Blacksburg and the game would be broadcast nationally on ESPN. The Hurricanes controlled the game and limited Marcus Vick to only 90 yards passing to win 27–7. Marcus Vick led the Hokies and went on to win the ACC coastal, but lost in the ACC Championship Game to Florida State. The Hokies again trailed the Seminoles by double digits at halftime, 27–3, but a Vick led comeback brought the score to 27–22 with 1:45 left in the fourth quarter. The Hokies were unable to recover the onside kick and lost their chance at a BCS Bowl berth. The Hokies closed off the season against the upstart Louisville Cardinals in the 2006 Gator Bowl. Virginia Tech won 35–24, but the game would become infamous for a play that would contribute to Vick's expulsion from the team. Late in the first half, with the Hokies trailing 17–10, Vick was tackled by Cardinals defensive end Elvis Dumervil. After the play, Vick stomped on Dumervil's leg, apparently out of anger. Four days after the game, Virginia Tech officials learned of two misdemeanor charges of speeding and driving on a suspended or revoked driver's license that Vick received on December 17 of the previous year. Vick, who was forced to sit out the 2004 football season by the university due to previous legal incidents in his college career, was dismissed from the team on January 6, 2006, with the university citing "a cumulative effect of legal infractions and unsportsmanlike play.".[6] Main article: 2006 Virginia Tech Hokies football team Redshirt sophomore quarterback Sean Glennon was set to take over for Vick in the 2006 season. Although consecutive losses to Georgia Tech and Boston College knocked the Hokies out of contention for the ACC Championship Game, the Tech team finished the season strong, winning six in a row and being invited to the 2006 Chick-fil-A Bowl in Atlanta, Georgia. In the annual ACC vs SEC match-up, the Hokies played the Georgia Bulldogs. At halftime the Hokies led 21–3, but four second half Glennon turnovers helped the
Bulldogs in coming back and winning 31–24. Main article: 2007 Virginia Tech Hokies football team After the Virginia Tech shootings that stunned the campus and nation, the remainder of Tech's spring practice was canceled. The Hokies, led by running back Brandon Ore on offense and linebackers Vince Hall and Xavier Adibi looked to be in contention for a berth in the national Championship. The 2007 home opener against the East Carolina Pirates was the subject of College GameDay, and the Hokies prevailed in an emotional, albeit shaky game 17–7. They then traveled to Baton Rouge, LA to play the LSU Tigers. In a game that saw Glennon replaced by true freshman quarterback Tyrod Taylor, the Hokies were completely dominated, only managing 149 total yards against the Tigers' 598. Taylor scored the only touchdown of the night after an 8 play, 65 yard drive. Taylor continued to start until an injury removed him from a 43–14 blowout of Duke. In a Thursday night match-up with Boston College, Glennon reclaimed his starting position. In a game plagued by rain storms and wet conditions, the Hokies took a 10–0 lead late into the fourth quarter. Eagles quarterback Matt Ryan spurred a late Boston College comeback, leading two TD drives in the final five minutes for a 14–10 win. Despite the devastating loss, Virginia Tech rebounded to win the remainder of its regular season games and claim the Coastal Division crown. A rematch with Boston College in the ACC Championship Game saw Tech fall behind early, tie the game by halftime, then grind out a tense 30–16 win to advance to the Orange Bowl. [edit] Helmets 1966-1970 1971-1973 1974-1977 1978-1982 1983-1986 1987-1997 1998-current [edit] Logos and uniforms Virginia Tech's uniform combinations [edit] Championships [edit] Conference championships Conference Affiliations 1892-97: Independent 1898: Southern Intercollegiate Athletic Association 1899-1906: Independent 1907-21: South Atlantic Intercollegiate Athletic Association 1922-64: Southern Conference 1965-90: Independent 1991-2003: Big East 2004-present: ACC Year Conference Overall Record Conference Record 1963 Southern 8-2 1995† Big East 10-2 6-1 1996† Big East 10-2 6-1 1999 Big East 11-1 7-0 2004 ACC 10-3 7-1 2007 ACC 11-3 7-1 2008 ACC 10-4 5-3 Total conference championships 7 † Denotes co-champions [edit] Divisional championships Virginia Tech has appeared in the ACC Championship Game as the winner of the Coastal Division three times. The 2005 team entered the inaugural ACC championship game as heavy favorites but went on to lose to Atlantic Division winner Florida State. During the 2007 season, the Hokies once again took the Coastal division to set up a rematch of their earlier loss to Boston College. Virginia Tech prevailed 30–16. History repeated itself in 2008, when the Hokies defeated Boston College by a score of 30–12 after having lost to the Eagles during the regular season. Year Division Championship ACC CG Result Opponent PF PA 2005 ACC Coastal L Florida State 22 27 2007 ACC Coastal W Boston College 30 16 2008 ACC Coastal W Boston College 30 12 Totals 3 2-1 - 82 55 [edit] Trophy games Black Diamond Trophy - West Virginia Mountaineers Commonwealth Cup - Virginia Cavaliers [edit] Individual award winners [edit] Players Sammy Baugh Trophy Don Strock - 1972 Bronko Nagurski Trophy Corey Moore - 1999 Dave Rimington Trophy Jake Grove - 2003 Lombardi Award Corey Moore - 1999 Outland Trophy Bruce Smith - 1984] [edit] Coaches Paul "Bear" Bryant Award Frank Beamer - 1999 Broyles Award Bud Foster - 2006 [edit] First overall selections in the NFL Draft 1985 - Bruce Smith, Buffalo Bills 2001 - Michael Vick, Atlanta Falcons [edit] Other notable players David Clowney - wide receiver, New York Jets Josh Morgan - wide receiver, San Francisco 49ers Justin Harper - wide receiver, Baltimore Ravens Brandon Flowers - cornerback, Kansas City Chiefs Chris Ellis - defensive end, Buffalo Bills Duane Brown - offensive tackle, Houston Texans Xavier Adibi - linebacker, Houston Texans Carlton Powell - defensive tackle, Denver Broncos Eddie Royal - wide receiver, Denver Broncos Bryan Randall - quarterback, Canadian Football League, Winnipeg Blue Bombers Jake Grove - Center, Miami Dolphins Darryl Tapp - defensive end, Philadelphia Eagles Carroll Dale - retired NFL wide receiver Todd Washington - retired NFL center Jim Druckenmiller - retired NFL quarterback Cory Bird - safety, free agent Eric Green - cornerback, Miami Dolphins Antonio Freeman - retired NFL wide receiver Shayne Graham - placekicker, Cincinnati Bengals DeAngelo Hall - cornerback, Washington Redskins Billy Hardee - retired NFL defensive back Kevin Jones - running back, Chicago Bears Jimmie W. Monteith - Medal of Honor recipient Pierson Prioleau - defensive back, Jacksonville Jaguars Jim Pyne - retired NFL offensive lineman Don Strock - retired NFL quarterback Lee Suggs - running back, free agent Rick Tolley & Frank Loria - coaches, Marshall University (died with most of the members of their football team in Southern Airlines Flight 932) Marcus Vick - wide receiver, free agent Ernest Wilford - wide receiver, Jacksonville Jaguars Jimmy Williams - cornerback, Atlanta Falcons Chet Culver - current Governor of Iowa Vincent Fuller - safety for the Tennessee Titans André Davis - wide receiver, Houston Texans Mike Imoh - running back, CFL's Montreal Alouettes John Engelberger - defensive end, Denver Broncos Aaron Rouse - safety, Free Agent Macho Harris - safety, Philadelphia Eagles Jason Worilds - Defensive End, Pittsburgh Steelers [edit] See also Wikimedia Commons has media related to: Virginia Tech Hokies football List of Virginia Tech Hokies bowl games Virginia Tech Hokies football seasons [edit] Further reading Beamer, Frank and Colston, Chris. Turn up the Wick. 223 pages. Epic Sports: 2000. ISBN 192884632-7. Schlabach, Mark. What it Means to be a Hokie. 272 pages. Triumph Books: 2006. ISBN 1-57243-851-7. [edit] References 1.^ Lavender, David (2005-08-21). "No place like home". http://www.rivals.com/content.asp?SID=1014&CID=444097. Retrieved 2006-07-01. 2.^ "2009 Spring Football Media Guide" (PDF). pp. 44. http://www.hokiesports.com/football/mediaguide/2009spring.html. Retrieved 2009-04-01. 3.^ Pieper, Lindsay (2006-09-02). "From wheat to Worsham: The history of Lane". Collegiate Times. http://www.collegiatetimes.com/news/23/ARTICLE/7367/2006-09-02.html. Retrieved 2007-07-28. 4.^ "Virginia Tech Football Past Schedules - 1892". hokiesports.com. http://www.hokiesports.com/football/pastschedules.html?season=1892. Retrieved 2007-07-28. 5.^ http://www.techsideline.com/football/2001/games/wvupreview.htm 6.^ Schlabach, Mark (2006-11-07). "Virginia Tech Sacks Vick". The Washington Post. http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2006/01/06/AR2006010601017.html. 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