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Virginia Tech Football Coach Brent Pry’s Philosophies: Roster Management, Recruiting & Playcalling


There’s no question that new Virginia Tech head football coach Brent Pry fits the culture in Blacksburg. He has 30 years of coaching experience, learned from James Franklin at Penn State, and has coached almost everywhere from Group of Five schools to the SEC and Big Ten. It’s his first time as the head man, however, and that will take some getting used to. (Tech Sideline)

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Virginia Tech Football Coach Brent Pry’s Philosophies: Roster Management, Recruiting & Playcalling


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