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Virginia Tech college football season

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Virginia Tech has secured consecutive victories to improve their season record. The Hokies first defeated Georgia Tech 34-24 at Lane Stadium, ending a two-game losing streak. This win was driven by quarterback Ethan ~~Grunkemeyer~~ Grunkemeyer, who threw for 250 yards and three touchdowns, and wide receiver Que’Sean Brown, who recorded 182 receiving yards and 251 all-purpose yards. The Hokies established an early 24-3 halftime lead, though Georgia Tech attempted a second-half comeback. Following that performance, Virginia Tech defeated Clemson 20-16 at Memorial Stadium, snapping a 19-year losing streak against the ~~Tigers.~~ Tigers and securing its first bowl eligibility since 2017. This victory ~~moved~~ marked the ~~team to a 6-2 record and achieved bowl eligibility. While~~ team’s first win at Death Valley since 2007. Trailing 16-13 late in the ~~offense struggled with total yardage and rushing,~~ fourth quarter, the Hokies opted to go for it on fourth-and-1, allowing Grunkemeyer ~~connected~~ to connect with tight end Luke Reynolds for ~~both touchdowns, including a~~ the decisive ~~5-yard pass in~~ touchdown. Following the ~~final minutes.~~ loss, Clemson head coach Dabo Swinney stated the defeat “will leave a scar” due to the team's failure to capitalize on opportunities. The win moved Virginia Tech to a 6-2 record.

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