How to watch and listen to Virginia Tech Hokies against Virginia Cavaliers – Sports Illustrated

The Virginia Tech season comes to another challenging moment, as Hokies will take his rival in the country, Virginia Cavalars in a match on the road.

Toibu Lawal was far and far away from the Hokies team this season, an average of 12.8 points per game at 59.6% shooting from the pitch. Lawal also leads the team in 6.8 games.

Isaac McKneli is this man for “Hoos. Junior is an average of 13.0 points, 3.1 rebounds and 3.0 assists. McKneely launches 43.1% of the terrain and 43.0% of three. He is a dynamic threat of three balls that could be many challenges for Hokis’ defense.

Virginia Tech and Virginia have distributed some really strange circumstances and challenges during their 2024-2025 season. Both Commonwealth teams have a .500 record. CAVS can return to .500 with a win, and the win for Hokies will improve its record to 10-12, with a 5-6 record in ACC.

Both schools emerge from the victories in the conference against Florida teams. The hockey defeated Florida 76-66 as insufficient, and Kavs defeated Miami 82-71 as insufficient. The Miami season went a lot more negative than expected, but these victories are still good summary builders for these teams before the last section of the ACC season.

This match is a throwing in many ways, but ESPN BPI gives Virginia Cavaliers a 69.2% chance of taking hockers at home.

Here’s how to watch and how to listen to the Virginia Tech duel against Virginia:

Broadcast information

TV: ACC network

Wes durham, pxp

Dan Bonner, analyzer

Video Stream: espn.com and ESPN app

Radio: Virginia Tech sports network

Evan Hughes, pxp

Mike Brenop, analyzer

Live statistics

@Hokiesmbb on social media and stats.hokiesports.com

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