Hokies' Franklin on how team is looking early in training camp DAMIEN SORDELETT The Roanoke Times Aug 11, 2026 2 hrs ago 0 Trump Denies U.S. Weapons Shortage, Vows Action Over Leaks RAW: DC: FAUCI CONTEMPT VOTE/PAUL: REASON FOR VOTE Wildberries facility targeted: Drone strike hits logistics hub of 'Russian Amazon' Lions RB Jahmyr Gibbs signs record-breaking extension Movies in a Minute: "Spider-Man Brand New Day" U.S. says Strait of Hormuz is open, Iran says it's closed AI Could Detect More Cancers Than Radiologists, Study Finds Notre Dame football captain Adon Shuler on sheer size of Shields Hall Ashton Daniels discusses his development Hokies' Howle on working with Pry The Free Agent Signings That Changed NBA History Forever Park Service warns of impacts from Trump's proposed 250-foot arch Wisconsin early voting wraps up ahead of primary election Michigan Democratic Senate Primary Too Close To Call. Iran says it has reached agreement with Oman on Strait of Hormuz shipping rout Ranking the 5 Worst NFL Teams of the Last Decade Prefer us on Google Learn More Virginia Tech coach James Franklin discusses his perspective of the Hokies early in training camp on Sunday. Locations Virginia As featured on Virginia Tech’s James Franklin keeps focus on improving program Plus Franklin's thoughts on athletic director Brian White, bringing back players and the 5-for-5 model. Latest video Hokies' Franklin on how team is looking early in training camp Trump Signs Order to Reduce Childhood Vaccines Donald Trump took secret flight out of Turkey over Iran threat, the Washington Post reports UVa DE Baxter on adjustment to Hoos, why he joined them Virginia football training camp sights & sounds, Aug. 10 Chiefs' coach returns to practice after wife's shooting Jeff Brohm discusses his team Thousands Evacuated As Wildfires Rage In Western US And Canada Facebook Twitter Bluesky WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save 0 Comments
Virginia Tech’s James Franklin keeps focus on improving program Plus Franklin's thoughts on athletic director Brian White, bringing back players and the 5-for-5 model.
