It's a make-or-break season for Brent Pry. With plenty of turnover inbound, let's preview the Virginia Tech Hokies for the 2025 college football season.

As a first-time head coach, Pry inherits a Virginia Tech team stuck in a rut under Justin Fuente. How will the Hokies fare in Year 1?

Brent Pry grew up in the shadow of the Virginia Tech football program. He was an hour or so up Interstate 81 in Lexington, Va., where he played in high school and his father was an assistant coach ...

Brent Pry: I called it hybrid practices. We've got elements of what next week will look like, but we've also got elements of camp. Yesterday, we were in full pads and had some competitive periods.

After an up-and-down first two seasons, Brent Pry is charging into year three with high hopes and a team full of players and coaches committed to the bigger picture at Virginia Tech. Through those ...

Brent Pry: Yeah, I think you're talking about the top four right there, you know, with Stro and Mose and Jay Jones, and what the young guy Quinton Reddish is doing. You know, they got to keep coming.

Brent Pry was a grad assistant at Virginia Tech from 1995 through 1997. Though a connection to Virginia Tech wasn’t a must, it turned into a very compelling argument in Pry’s favor.

Virginia Tech head football coach Brent Pry knew he had a tough job on his hands when he took over the Hokie football program. He may not have been sure how tough. 1 weather alerts 1 closings/delays ...

Penn State defensive coordinator Brent Pry has been named the new head football coach at Virginia Tech, the Hokies announced Tuesday. Pry, 51, replaces former Hokies coach Justin Fuente, who was ...

New Virginia Tech football coach Brent Pry (far right) with (from left) his brother Jon, brother Nate and their dad, Jim. Brent is the oldest of the siblings and wound up sticking with the ...

Big news from Virginia Tech Football: head coach Brent Pry is initiating a major shakeup with his coaching staff. Marve and Gault came to Virginia Tech in 2022 with Pry as part of his initial ...

BRENT PRY: I think first of all, it speaks volumes to the culture in our locker room, in our building. We've got great people that want to be at Tech for the right reasons, players and coaches.