Virginia Tech Football Set to Launch 2025 Season Ranked 10th in ESPN's ACC Power Rankings
In their fourth year in Blacksburg, head coach Brent Pry faces the challenge of elevating the Hokies' performance to move beyond the pressure of job security. Following a 6-7 finish in 2024, marred by struggles in close contests, the team experienced significant roster changes, including five players drafted and numerous high-profile transfers, totaling over 30 new additions and two new coordinators. The question remains whether Pry can turn the season around sufficiently to avoid continued scrutiny, possibly aiming for bowl eligibility or even ACC title contention.
Last week, media day polls predicted Virginia Tech to rank 11th in the ACC, and today, ESPN's Power Rankings placed them at 10th. Analyst commentary highlighted that despite last year's disappointing record, the Hokies showed improvement by avoiding blowout losses for the first time since 2010. However, their record in one-score games remains a concern, with a 1-12 record under Pry in games decided by seven points or fewer.
During ACC Media Days, Pry emphasized the importance of mental toughness and strategic decision-making in clo...
Virginia Tech Football Looks to Improve in 2025 After Challenging 2024 Season
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