Sparking running game a priority for Hokies going against porous UNC
Posted Oct 5, 2013
After gaining a measly yard on just six carries last week at Georgia Tech, Trey Edmunds could've griped and moaned about lack of opportunities and Virginia Tech's ineffectiveness in the running game. Instead, he took the experience as a sign of the times.
(Daily Press)
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