Ranking 50 Years of Hokie Quarterbacks: A Four-Part Series (Part IV)
In the past 50 years, only 36 quarterbacks have started a game at quarterback for Virginia Tech. Twenty-five of them were primary starters, and 11 were reserves who got the starting nod at least once in their careers. In the final installment of a four-part series, we'll celebrate these 11 and also share the full statistics that guided the rankings.
By Paul Petera | January 28, 2026
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