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HOKIESPORTS.COM Regardless of where they are, Virginia Tech sports fans have the luxury of getting up-to-date information on their favorite Tech sports or athletes on a daily basis. hokiesports.com is every Tech fan’s source for fast, accurate and official coverage of all Hokie sports teams and events. Hokiesports.com is the lead site of official Virginia Tech athletics auxiliary sites. These include hokiephotos.com, hokietickets.com, hokiepages.com and hokieshop.com and hokies All-Access. There is also a direct link to the popular on-line version of Hokiesports the Newspaper. hokiephotos.com allows fans to purchase select athletics department photos of some of the most memorable athletes and moments in Virginia Tech history. Hokies All-Access provides streaming video clips that are exclusive to the site. One-of-a-kind coach and player interviews as well as video coverage of events are available. Hokies All-Access broadcasts the weekly Hokie Hotline radio show, football media conferences and postgame interviews in the live streaming format for the 2007-08 season. hokies All-Access includes links to Hokie Select, ACC Select, Hokie Podcast, hokieTV and Hokie Kids’ Club. Hokietickets.com contains links and updates about tickets for Hokie athletics events, while the popular hokiepages.com provides the user with great wallpapers to add to their computers, extra photo scrapbooks, on-line greeting cards and many new features which change every day. On the main site, one can find an array of information on Tech athletics. Through the efforts of the athletics communications staff, pregame releases, game stories and individual features, as well as up-to-date statistics and results for all 21 athletic teams are posted, providing the fastest, most complete source for Hokie news on the Web. Other offerings include individual home pages for each Virginia Tech sport. Breaking news and archived releases can be found, along with media guides containing player and coaching staff profiles, schedules, records, historical information and other pertinent facts for every sport. Also, accessible on every sport’s home page are rosters with links to player bios, schedules and results, as well as conference standings. With fast “live stats,” fans can view home football, men’s and women’s basketball, baseball, softball, lacrosse, men’s and women’s tennis, men’s and women’s soccer, volleyball and wrestling stats as they happen via the Web. The in-house site was first launched on July 1, 1996. This past year, hokiesports.com has averaged more than two million page views and over 700,000 visitors per month. In a recent survey of ACC official websites, hokiesports.com ranked second in average page views per month and unique visitors per month. The Web site is managed and designed by director and webmaster Damian Salas (below). Web designer Sarah Alston assists him. HOKIESPORTS.COM 190 2 0 0 7 - 2 0 0 8 V I R G I N I A T E C H M E N’ S B A S K E T B A L L
HOKIESPORTS THE NEWSPAPER Tech enjoyed its third season in the ACC, and one entity brought fans coverage of all 21 sports every step of the way — Hokiesports the Newspaper. Of course, the newspaper has been doing that for Tech fans for more than 20 years. Formerly The Hokie Huddler, the idea of a newspaper came about in 1984 when then director of athletics and football coach Bill Dooley wanted an in-house publication devoted to coverage of all of Tech’s sports, primarily football. Since then, the newspaper has undergone numerous changes, including a name change and a move to the Internet. But providing accurate and quality information remains the constant for the newspaper staff. Today, there are more than 7,500 devoted subscribers to the print version, and more than 100 registered for the on-line version of the paper, which became available to Hokie fans in the fall of 2000. Hokiesports the Newspaper is a colorful publication that is printed 33 times per year (weekly during football and basketball seasons and bimonthly during the spring). The newspaper consists of the ever-popular “Inside Tech Sports” section, which is a page of short notes on the latest events within the Tech athletics department. With Hokiesports the Newspaper being owned by the athletics department, it allows the staff to be closer to coaches and players to get that “inside” information. Most sports publications of this kind are independent of their school’s athletics departments. The news provided in the paper is primarily on football, men’s and women’s basketball, and baseball. Fans can get the depth chart (during the football season), features on players and former athletes (the ‘Where are They Now?’ section), statistics and standings, notes and quotes and recruiting profiles on football, men’s and women’s basketball recruits, along with information about other sports’ recruits as well. Jimmy Robertson, a 1994 graduate of Roanoke College, serves as the editor of the publication. Robertson has been the editor for 11 years and has won four national awards, including two in 2004 when his feature on former Tech tailback Kevin Jones was voted the “Best Football Feature” by the College Sports Publisher’s Association and his story on international studentathletes was voted the “Best Olympic Sports Feature” by CSPA. Matt Kovatch, a native of York, Pa., and a graduate of Penn State, was hired as the assistant editor in June and serves primarily in a writing capacity, producing features, game stories and previews. Allison Jarnagin, a 2007 graduate of Virginia Tech, handles the layout and design of the publication, and most of the pictures are taken by David Knachel, who began working on the paper in 1985 and has covered Hokie sports since he first arrived at Tech in 1981. Bill Roth, who has been the Voice of the Hokies since 1988, is a weekly guest columnist. Jimmy Robertson (l), Allison Jarnagin and Matt Kovatch produce Hokiesports the Newspaper. 2 0 0 7 - 2 0 0 8 V I R G I N I A T E C H M E N’ S B A S K E T B A L L HOKIESPORTS THE NEWSPAPER 191
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Coach Seth Greenberg Deron Washingt
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2007-2008 VIRGINIA TECH BASKETBALL
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TECH IN THE ACC THE NCAA’s TOP LE
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THE ACC TOURNAMENT IN THE LIMELIGHT
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NCAA TOURNAMENT TECH IN THE BIG DAN
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10 2 0 0 7 - 2 0 0 8 V I R G I N I
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ACADEMICS AT TECH TRUE STUDENT-ATHL
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A NEW PRACTICE FACILITY BUILDING TH
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CASSELL EXCITEMENT LET’S GO! HOKI
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NATIONAL EXPOSURE GETTING NOTICED!
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FIRST-CLASS TRAVEL GETTING THERE IN
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THE TOTAL PERSON BUILDING THE MIND
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BLACKSBURG, VIRGINIA COLLEGE TOWN,
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YES, VIRGINIA TECH! For all the rig
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A.D. VASSALLO Most consider Washing
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“This group of wing players has t
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The Hokies will once again face a c
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2007-2008 ROSTER AlphabeticaL No. N
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SETH GREENBERG HEAD COACH As he ent
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COACH SETH GREENBERG 40 the program
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A TALK WITH GREENBERG What did the
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STACEY PALMORE ASSISTANT COACH COAC
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BILL OLD DIRECTOR OF BASKETBALL OPE
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RYAN DOWLEY CO-VIDEO COORDINATOR BE
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in the start against Campbell ... S
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5 MARCUS TRAVIS 6-4 • 205 • Sen
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against Marshall, making one block
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Returning starter for the Hokies ..
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out a career-high seven assists and
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VINSON’S CAREER STATISTICS |----T
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Chipped in five points ... Nabbed f
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JEFF ALLEN 6-7 • 258 • Freshman
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HANK 10 THORNS 5-9 • 140 • Fres
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THE ATLANTIC COAST THE ATLANTIC COA
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ACC TOURNAMENT Thursday, March 13 T
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ACC DIRECTORY ATLANTIC COAST CONFER
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TEAM STATISTICS 2006-2007 ACC STATI
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A.D. Vassallo The Hokies played a t
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points. Washington added 19 points.
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2006-2007 RESULTS RECORD: OVERALL H
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2006-2007 GAME-BY-GAME GAME 1 GAME
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GAME 7 GAME 8 GAME 9 George Washing
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GAME 13 GAME 14 GAME 15 Marshall 59
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GAME 31 GAME 32 Virginia Tech 71, W
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THE 2006-2007 SENIORS Markus Sailes
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OPPONENT QUICK FACTS Elon Location:
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FIELD GOALS Game Made: 22, Allan Br
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RECORDS BY CLASS Bimbo Coles holds
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FIELD GOALS MADE Season Name, Posit
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John Rivers led the Hokies in rebou
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TECH’S TOP TEN POINTS SCORED Seas
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DELL CURRY TECH ALL-TIME GREAT Curr
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DON DEVOE TECH ALL-TIME COACHING GR
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