Virginia Tech football: 5 takeaways from Hokies’ 34-24 win over Georgia Tech
Five thoughts on the Hokies’ win over Georgia Tech. You tell us what stands out the most.
Virginia Tech's 34-24 victory over Georgia Tech on October 17, 2026, marks the Hokies' fifth win of the 2026 season, snapping a two-game losing streak and moving them to 5-2 overall and 2-2 in ACC play. The offense once again dominated in the first half, but struggled in the second half, while the defense faltered in both halves.
Quarterback Ethan Grunkemeyer faced multiple sacks, and the offensive line was unable to consistently protect him and run the ball effectively. Virginia Tech's secondary has not inspired confidence, with key players struggling. The offensive line has held the offense back, and the running game has been inconsistent. Running back Jeffrey Overton delivered a standout performance, leading the team with 12 rushing yards and a touchdown.
Wide receiver Que'Sean Brown had a big day as well, setting the tone for the Hokies with several big plays, including a 60-yard touchdown catch and a 66-yard punt return.
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