BLACKSBURG – Head coach Justin Fuente announced his plans to conduct a 100-play Spring Game in Lane Stadium on Saturday. Kickoff is slated for 4 p.m. ET with the game being broadcast on radio by Jon Laaser and Mike Burnop on the Virginia Tech IMG Sports Network.
SPRING GAME FAQs
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The only portion of the contest that will be formally scored will be a five-segment Red Zone scrimmage that will lead off the event.
2019 SPRING GAME RED ZONE SCORING FORMAT
| OFFENSE | DEFENSE | |
|---|---|---|
| Touchdown | 7 points | 0 points |
| Field Goal | 3 points | 4 points |
| No Score | 0 points | 7 points |
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Based on weather conditions or other factors, the script for Saturday's game is subject to change but is currently slated to feature the following periods after the conclusion of the Red Zone scrimmage as well as a "halftime" intermission.
- Two live goal-line periods
- Two live "coming out" periods where the offense is backed up at its own end of the field
- Two-minute situations (both first-team and second-team units will receive opportunities)
- Ball at the 50 with 0:45 remaining – Need a FG to win
- Ball at the 50 with 1:00 remaining – Need a TD to win
The squad is then scheduled for multiple periods of open-field scrimmage work with the first, second and third-team units all working against one another.
Following the Spring Game and a cooling off period for the players, an announcement will be made when fans will be allowed on to Worsham Field to get autographs from our student-athletes. This autograph session will last approximately 60 minutes. In the event of inclement weather, fans will be notified of any changes to the autograph session.
