I can say without reservation that Cassell Coliseum is becoming one of the best and most difficult venues in the Atlantic Coast Conference. It’s because of the tremendous ownership, passion and energy that our student body has created throughout the season.

One thing about the ACC is that you don’t have a long time to celebrate. Your next game becomes the most important game.

You can’t live in the past; you’ve got to stay in the present as you try to build your resume and earn your way into the NCAA Tournament.

That’s why tonight’s game against Wake Forest is so important.

Protecting your home court, building on your past success and separating yourself is what tonight is all about.

With the 7 p.m. tip-off, I’m asking you to arrive early and help prepare our players for a frantic 40 minutes of basketball. There is something special when you walk out for warm-ups and you see the student section filled.

Mark Schlabach has the hokies ranked 5th next year

Can anybody explain why some Hokie fans still harass Sean Gelennon?

CBS Projects Hokies as 10 Seed

ESPN has managed to put together a meeting between Virginia Tech and Boise State for the opening weekend of the 2010 season, thus leaving the Chippewas in the dark.

Instead of losing the Hokies as an opponent, the game will now be moved to Oct. 9, and CMU will instead host a Football Championship Subdivision school yet to be named on Thursday of Labor Day weekend to kick start the Dan Enos era.

Cutcliffe Turns Down Tennessee

Skip Holtz and USF Making Passionate Eyes at Each Other

Hokie Nation Blog joins Virginia Tech Fan