Virginia Tech Football Schedule 2022: 3 Things To Know

Virginia Tech football schedule. The 2022 schedule with 3 things to know

Virginia Tech football schedule 2022: Who does Virginia Tech miss on the ACC schedule and what are 3 things to know?


Virginia Tech Football Schedule 2022

Sept 2 or 3 at Oklahoma State

Sept 10 Boston College

Sept 17 Wofford

Sept 22 West Virginia

Oct 1 at North Carolina

Oct 8 at Pitt

Oct 15 Miami

Oct 22 OPEN DATE

Oct 27 at NC State

Nov 5 Georgia Tech

Nov 12 at Duke

Nov 19 at Liberty

Nov 26 Virginia

2022 College Football Schedules: All 131 Teams

Virginia Tech Football Schedule What To Know: Who do the Hokies miss from the Atlantic Division?

The Hokies have to deal with NC State from the Atlantic on a late October Thursday night, but at least that’s coming off a week off. Opening up the ACC season with Boston College isn’t all that bad considering it’s at home, and best of all, there’s no Clemson or Wake Forest to face. They also miss Florida State, Louisville, and Syracuse.

In the Coastal, they have to go to North Carolina and Pitt. That’s a problem, but they get Miami and Virginia at home.

Virginia Tech Football Schedule What To Know: It’s going to feel like they’re never at home

The Hokies get a run of three straight September home games all in a 12 day span, and that’s about it for the fun in Blacksburg for a while.

From September 22nd until the regular season finale against Virginia, Virginia Tech gets just two home games. Making this weirder is how it’s all staggered with three road games in four, and then another three road games in four with NC State ending one run and starting another.

Virginia Tech Football Schedule What To Know: What does it all really mean?

It’s really not all that bad as long as the team gets used to playing well on the road.

All of the home games are manageable, and the two non-conference road games at Old Dominion and Liberty shouldn’t be a problem if the Hokies are any good, but there might be a wall to hit in mid-November with all the time away from Blacksburg.

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2022 College Football Schedules: All 131 Teams

2021 Virginia Tech Football Schedule: Analysis, Best and Worst Case Scenarios

Breaking down and analyzing the 2021 Virginia Tech Hokies football schedule with the best and worst case scenarios.

Breaking down and analyzing the 2021 Virginia Tech Hokies football schedule with the best and worst case scenarios.


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2021 Virginia Tech Football Schedule

Full schedule analysis with best and worst scenarios below

Sept. 2 or 3 North Carolina

Sept. 11 Middle Tennessee

Sept. 18 at West Virginia

Sept. 25 Richmond

Oct. 2 OPEN DATE

Oct. 9 Notre Dame

Oct. 16 Pitt

Oct. 23 Syracuse

Oct. 30 at Georgia Tech

Nov. 5 at Boston College

Nov. 13 Duke

Nov. 20 at Miami

Nov. 27 at Virginia

Dec. 4 ACC Championship (in Charlotte)

Games vs. The Atlantic: Boston College, Syracuse

Missed Teams From The Atlantic: Clemson, Florida State, Louisville, NC State, Wake Forest

Virginia Tech Hokies Football Schedule Analysis: Starting out against North Carolina at home will set the tone for the rest of the season. With that, a trip to West Virginia, and with Notre Dame up early, it’s a tough first half of the season. However, six of the first seven games are in Blacksburg.

And then comes the second half of the year with four of the last five games on the road including Miami and the rivalry game against Virginia. However, there’s no Clemson on the slate

Virginia Tech Hokies Football Schedule Best Case Scenario: 10-2. The Hokies are just that good, they get by West Virginia on the road and North Carolina and Notre Dame at home, and it’s a great start to offset a few tough losses – possibly at Miami and with one other hiccup – with a shot at winning the Coastal going into the Virginia game.

Virginia Tech Hokies Football Schedule Worst Case Scenario: 6-6. The season starts with a thud against North Carolina, there’s a loss at West Virginia, and dropping the home games against Notre Dame and Pitt are disastrous. The road games in the second half of the year don’t help with losses in three of those four away from home.

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