CBS predicts Virginia Tech football's 2026 season record at 8-4
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 5, 2026, 3:59 AM
Last updated Jul 5, 2026
CBS Sports forecasts the Virginia Tech Hokies finishing the 2026 season with an 8-4 record, including a 5-4 mark in the ACC. New head coach James Franklin and returning defensive coordinator Brent Pry aim to improve the Hokies' performance, highlighted by sophomore quarterback Ethan Grunkemeyer and a strong roster. However, the schedule includes tough road games against California, Clemson, SMU, and Miami. The Hokies' ability to compete in these matches will be critical for their season success and rebuilding efforts. CBS's analysis points to potential momentum in recruiting if Franklin secures eight wins in his inaugural year.
- •Virginia Tech's 2026 schedule includes four challenging road games.
- •James Franklin's leadership emphasizes a return to disciplined football.
- •Ethan Grunkemeyer leads a talented roster ready for competition.
- •CBS predicts the Hokies will face losses against top ACC opponents.
- •Winning eight games could positively impact the program's future.
- 3:59 AMYahoo Sports — Virginia Tech football: CBS predicts every Hokies’ game for 2026
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