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Richmond Times-Dispatch - Sep 18, 2005
Hokies QB did more good than bad; team not worried about their young leader
ACCweekly.com - Oct 12, 2005
The Hokies
ran their nonconference home winning streak to 21 games after
thrashing Marshall 41-14 last weekend.
ACCweekly.com - Oct 6, 2005
Running
back Mike Imoh will get a break to rest his sprained ankle this
weekend. Coach Frank Beamer said Imoh will not play this weekend
against Marshall in the Hokies' homecoming game.
ACCweekly.com
- Sep 30, 2005
The coach
isn't going to let his team let down this time against West
Virginia. Frank Beamer said as much this week.
ACCweekly.com
- Sep 24, 2005
Thanks to Hurricane Rita, more attention will be on today’s game
against Georgia Tech. ESPN’s Game Day will be in Blacksburg for its
second straight weekend in ACC country.
hokiesports.com - Sep 19, 2005
Game notes in PDF format from Virginia Tech official site
"We are happy
to be home and by the way, this is OUR HOUSE"
ACCweekly.com - Sep 12, 2005
Hokies football machine continues to roll in the ACC
"Rouse Makes Instant Impact In Hokie
Secondary"
ACCweekly.com - Sep 7, 2005
Aaron Rouse put a hurting on N.C. State on Sunday night by forcing
all three Wolfpack turnovers in Virginia Tech's 20-16 win to start
the season. Rouse, a junior from Virginia Beach, Va., had two
interceptions and forced a fumble with a crushing blow to Wolfpack
running back Darrell Blackman. Rouse earned ACC Defensive Back of
the Week honors for his effort.
A credible first strike from Vick
Richmond Times-Dispatch - Sep 5, 2005
RALEIGH, NC - When the ball left his right hand, it was a Reggie
Miller jump shot, an Adam Vinatieri kick, a Tiger Woods putt.
Vick helps Hokies top Pack, get revenge
The Herald Sun, NC - Sep 5,
2005
RALEIGH -- N.C. State's defense kept Virginia Tech quarterback
Marcus Vick under wraps for nearly three quarters on Sunday night at
Carter-Finley Stadium.
More flag football; Penalties, a problem for NCSU last year, derail Pack against Hokies News and Observer, NC - Sep 5, 2005
RALEIGH -- For Virginia Tech, it was the same old, same old.
For N.C. State, same old, same old.
Hokies still feel pain of 10-sack
loss / N.C. State defense is expected to test Tech in season opener
Richmond
Times-Dispatch - Sep 4, 2005
In a 2004 football season full of good memories for Virginia Tech,
one day stands out as a particularly unpleasant memory.
Fans Encouraged to Carpool to
Sunday's Football Game
hokiesports.com - Sep 4, 2005
RALEIGH, N.C. - N.C. State Director of Athletics Lee Fowler
encourages all football fans to ride together to Sunday's
season-opening contest against Virginia Tech. "Due to the Governor's
directive, we would like to encourage fans planning to attend
Sunday's football game to carpool," Fowler said. Fowler also urged
that fans traveling to Raleigh not assume that there will be gas
available locally for their return trip home.
Interest is high for game between the
Pack, Hokies
Rocky Mount Telegram, NC - Sep 3, 2005
By Michael N. Graff, Rocky Mount Telegram. RALEIGH — Chuck Amato
chuckled at the question. Why, after all these months, would
Virginia ...
Pack left Hokies with bad
memories
Greensboro News Record, NC - Sep 3,
2005
By Jim Young. The most recent memories most have of Virginia Tech
football is of a team that won the ACC title in its first season
...
Pack has a chance to earn
some national respect early
Durham Herald Sun, NC - Sep 3, 2005
By MIKE POTTER : The Herald-Sun. NC State can look at its season
opener with Virginia Tech on Sunday night as a big opportunity. An
upset of the No. ...
Hokies set
for season opener in Raleigh
CollegeSports.com, NY - Sep 2, 2005
Blacksburg, VA (U-WIRE) -- High expectations come with plenty of
questions. The Virginia Tech football team has very high
expectations.Being ranked No. ...
Focus squarely on Vick as
Hokies begin ACC title defense in ...
MSNBC -
By JUSTIN EINHORN. Virginia Tech was a surprise winner of the ACC
championship last season. With Marcus Vick back on board, a league
...
