Virginia Tech
Frank Beamer is the longest tenured coach in FBS football, as he's coached Virginia Tech since 1987, taking the Hokies to a bowl game in every year since 1993. But, with a 22-17 record over the past three seasons, the once proud team has hit a string of mediocrity, something Beamer is hoping to break out of 2015. There are a few talented playmakers on offense but with an unproven offensive line and inconsistency at quarterback, the Hokies could struggle to break out of their recent run of mediocrity. Senior quarterback Michael Brewer had plenty of ups and downs during 2014 throwing 15 interceptions. He will have a formidable set of targets to work with and a solid running back tandem to hand the ball too, however, the offensive line will be young and inexperienced, which could be an issue for the offense this year. If VT is going to compete at a high level this season, it will be on the back of the defense, specifically a potentially dominate defensive line. The defense allowed just 20 points per game last year, and could be even better this year with the return of eight starters. Bottom line, Virginia Tech has a chance to challenge in the Coastal Division again. Another middling season and the chatter will increase for Beamer to step down. The first test will come in the opener as a three touchdown dog.
Ohio State.....Furman.....@Purdue.....@East Carolina.....Pittsburgh.....North Carolina St.....@Miami.....Duke.....@Boston College.....@Georgia Tech.....North Carolina.....@Virginia
East Car is going to be a tough out on the road , and assuming the Hokies lose to ohio st a loss to the pirates in game 4 could make for a long season. .... Probably easy to find 4 con losses too , looks like a 6-6 type year.