Virginia Tech has seen a resurgence of its basketball program under coach Seth Greenberg. During the 2006-2007 regular season, Virginia Tech beat Duke at Cameron Indoor Stadium and also beat top-ranked North Carolina in Blacksburg. The Hokies went on to beat fourth-ranked North Carolina in Chapel Hill that same season. In January of 2009, Virginia Tech beat No. 1 ranked Wake Forest, the last unbeaten team in Division I in the 2008-2009 season, marking the Hokies fourth defeat of a top-ranked team.

The Hokies lost to Southern Illinois in the second round of the 2007 NCAA tournament. The Hokies' previous appearance in the NCAA tournament was following the 1995-1996 season. They won the National Invitation Tournament following the 1994-1995 and 1972-1973 seasons.

Jul 3, 1987 - BLACKSBURG, Va. Internal investigators discovered 12 violations of NCAA regulations in Virginia Tech's basketball program and found that for five ... repeated questions about whether Charlie Moir, the winningest coach in Tech basketball history, would be fired.

Apr 9, 1991 - Virginia Tech named former North Carolina-Charlotte, Clemson and Miami (Fla.) coach Bill Foster as its new basketball coach today, replacing Frankie Allen, who was reassigned to an administrative position last month.

Sep 8, 1996 - When he's done, assistant Bobby Hussey takes over and the Hokies will benefit from the luxury of having had a 287-game winner on staff. Hussey has an impressive record of his own from his days at Belmont Abbey and Davidson.

 

Regular Season Schedule and Results
DATE	OPPONENT	TIME/RESULT	RECORD
November 15	Brown	W 69-55	1-0
November 17	UNC Greensboro	W 59-46	2-0
November 23	at Campbell	W 71-60	3-0
November 27	vs. Temple*	L 61-50	3-1
November 28	vs. Delaware*	W 74-66	4-1
December 1	at Iowa	W 70-64	5-1
December 6	Georgia	W 74-62	6-1
December 9	Virginia Military	W 98-73	7-1
December 12	at Penn State	W 66-64	8-1
December 19	Charleston Southern	W 73-50	9-1
December 22	UMBC	W 71-34	10-1
December 30	Longwood	W 85-50	11-1
January 2	vs. Seton Hall*	W 103-94	12-1
January 10	at No. 9 UNC	L 78-64	12-2 (0-1)
January 13	Miami (FL)	W 81-66	13-2 (1-1)
January 16	at No. 25 Florida State	L 63-58	13-3 (1-2)
January 18	North Carolina Central	W 72-30	14-3
January 23	Boston College	W 63-62	15-3 (2-2)
January 28	at Virginia	W 76-71 (OT)	16-3 (3-2)
January 31	at Miami (FL)	L 82-75	16-4 (3-3)
February 4	North Carolina	W 74-70	17-4 (4-3)
February 6	No. 21 Clemson	W 70-59	18-4 (5-3)
February 10	at North Carolina State	W 72-52	19-4 (6-3)
February 13	Virginia	W 61-55	20-4 (7-3)
February 16	Wake Forest	W 87-83	21-4 (8-3)
February 21	at No. 7 Duke	L 67-55	21-5 (8-4)
February 24	at Boston College	L 80-60	21-6 (8-5)
February 27	Maryland	L 104-100 (OT)	21-7 (8-6)
March 3	North Carolina State	W 71-59	22-7 (9-6)
March 6	at No. 22 Georgia Tech	W 88-82	23-7 (10-6)

 

2009-10 Virginia Tech Hokies - Men's Basketball
NO	NAME	POS	HT	WT	CLASS	HOMETOWN
0	Jeff Allen	F	6-7	230	Junior	Washington, DC
1	Terrell Bell	G-F	6-6	205	Junior	Stone Mountain, GA
3	Allan Chaney	F	6-9	235	Freshman	Baltimore, MD
4	Cadarian Raines	F	6-9	230	Freshman	Petersburg, VA
5	Dorenzo Hudson	G	6-5	220	Junior	Charlotte, NC
11	Erick Green	G	6-4	185	Freshman	Winchester, VA
14	Victor Davila	F	6-8	245	Sophomore	Canovanas, Puerto Rico
21	Lewis Witcher	F	6-9	218	Senior	Rocky Mount, VA
23	Malcolm Delaney	G	6-3	170	Junior	Baltimore, MD
24	Ben Boggs	G	6-4	200	Freshman	Roanoke, VA
25	Manny Atkins	G-F	6-7	200	Freshman	Stone Mountain, GA
32	Paul Debnam	G	6-3	195	Senior	Farmville, VA
33	J.T. Thompson	F	6-6	210	Junior	Monroe, NC
42	Gene Swindle	C	6-11	260	Freshman	Miami, FL