Virginia Tech Tickets

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Hokies Football

• The Virginia Tech Hokies are from The Virginia
  Polytechnic Institute and University. The Hokies
  are members of the Atlantic Coast Conference.
  They have more wins in their team history than
  any other football team in the ACC. The games at
  home are held at Lane Stadium, which can hold
  over 65,000 fans. It has been called the most
  exciting entrance in college football. 

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Virginia Tech Hokie Football Schedule

• The 2012 Virginia Tech Hokie football schedule
  isnt fully realized at this point. Currently,
  the schedule includes in-conference home games
  against the Duke Blue Devils, the Florida State
  Seminoles, the Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets and
  the Virginia Cavaliers. In-conference away games
  are the Boston College Eagles, the Clemson
  Tigers, the Miami Hurricanes and the North
  Carolina Tar Heels. The non-conference games on
  this years schedule are The Pittsburgh Panthers
  on 9/15/12, The Bowling Green Falcons on 9/22/11,
  and The Cincinnati Bearcats on 9/29/12.

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Hokie Information

• Virginia Tech's sports teams are known as the
  "Hokies". The word "hokie" came from the "Old
  Hokie" spirit yell created in 1896 by O.M. Stull
  for a contest to find a new school spirit yell
  when the college's name was changed.
• "Hokie" (in its various forms) has been around at
  least since 1842. Hokie was a word that people
  would say to express great feeling, approval,
  excitement, and surprise. Hokie then,
  synonymous with words like 'hooray,' or 'yeah,'
  or 'rah.
• The mascot is the Hokie Bird, a turkey-like
  creature. The teams were originally called the
  "Fighting Gobblers," and the turkey motif was
  kept even after the name change.

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Virginia Tech Hokies 2011 Record

• Opponent Result
• Appalachian State Mountaineers Won 66-13
• East Carolina Pirates Won 17-10
• Arkansas State Red Wolves Won 26-7
• Marshall Thundering Herd Won 30-10
• Clemson Tigers Lost 23-3
• Miami (FL) Hurricanes Won 38-35
• Wake Forest Demon Deacons Won 38-17
• Boston College Eagles Won 30-14
• Duke Blue Devils Won 14-10
• Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets Won 37-26
• North Carolina Tar Heels Won 24-21
• Virginia Cavaliers Won 38-0
• 2011 Dr. Pepper ACC Championship Game
• Clemson Tigers Lost 38-10
• 2012 Allstate Sugar Bowl
• Michigan Wolverines Lost 23-20