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Offense Anemic In Hokies’ Spring Game


Virginia Tech’s new look offense looked a lot like the old one in the Hokies’ annual spring game. It somewhat figured, seeing as how new offensive coordinator Scot Loeffler has only installed a fraction of what the Hokies will run this season, but coach Frank Beamer said it was more than a paucity of play-calling options that hampered the Orange team in a 27-9 loss to the White team. (Associated Press)

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