A win in Death Valley would make the Hokies bowl-eligible and end a seven-game losing streak to the Tigers.

NFL fans ripped the $250,000 conditional fines for Mike Vrabel, Nick Sirianni, and Aaron Glenn due to their conduct toward referees.

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After seven full seasons in College Park, Locksley is out but the Terps could have some notable pieces to build around.

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Virginia Tech looks to improve to 6-2 on the season on Saturday night in Death Valley against the Clemson Tigers.

Bills defensive back Sam Franklin Jr. was suspended one game for unsportsmanlike conduct that the league said was a spitting ...

The NFL fined head coaches Mike Vrabel, Aaron Glenn and Nick Sirianni $250,000 each for conduct toward officials, with the fines reportedly held in abeyance.