Virginia Tech Hokies prepare for 2026 season under new coach James Franklin
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Last updated Jul 26, 2026
Virginia Tech Hokies are gearing up for fall camp beginning next month under new head coach James Franklin. After a disappointing 3-9 season, the Hokies look to improve in 2026, with a focus on achieving an 8-win season, as suggested by College Football News. Franklin has brought in several transfers from Penn State and revamped the coaching staff, aiming to enhance the team's performance. The Hokies must secure early wins to stay competitive in the tough ACC schedule ahead, with critical games against Maryland and Pittsburgh soon approaching.
- •Virginia Tech finished the 2025 season with a 3-9 record.
- •James Franklin starts his tenure as head coach in 2026.
- •The Hokies want to achieve at least 8 wins this season.
- •Key games include a road match at Maryland and home against Pittsburgh.
- •Franklin has recruited several players from Penn State to boost the roster.
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