BLACKSBURG – ACC Network was in town this week and got to do a variety of things with Virginia Tech football for its annual ACC Football Road Trip show, which encompasses traveling to all 14 schools during fall camp.
The network was in Blacksburg on Thursday and conducted multiple interviews on Tech's campus, including one you're not going to want to miss, with Brent Pry and Frank Beamer in the head coach's office, one Beamer once held.
Wide receiver Jaylin Lane sat down with the ACC Network crew, made up Dalen Cuff, Roddy Jones and Eddie Royal, and discussed his transition to Tech, the why on his decision to transfer from Middle Tennessee and his expectations going into the upcoming season.
Lane has been turning heads so far during fall camp and has also earned some preseason accolades, including being on two prestigious watch lists in the Biletnikoff Award and Paul Hornung Award.
The term brotherhood has always meant something special in Blacksburg, with numerous brothers playing together at Tech over the years. This year it's no different and ACC Network sat down with both Braelin Moore and Kaden Moore to talk through how special it is.
The pair explained what's the most challenging and rewarding things when you play football with your brother and, jokingly, how they don't live together in Blacksburg.
Tech is around the halfway point through fall camp, which started on Aug. 2 for its first practice. Players have been making their case for starting roles and coaches have been installing more of the playbook day by day.
The Hokies will be back under the lights in Lane Stadium soon enough, facing Old Dominion on Saturday, Sept. 2 at 8 p.m. ET on ACC Network. Tickets with location are now available for the game, starting at just $50.
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