Product Description
As compiled by Washington Post sportswriter Mark Schlabach, the common thread throughout these first-person narratives is an unwavering love of their coaches, teammates, and alma mater, regardless of era. It is through each individual description of that collective bond that we begin to truly comprehend what it really means to be a Hokie.

CUSTOMER REVIEWS (Average Customer Rating: 4.5 based on 3 reviews)

Hokie

As a Virginia Tech alumnus, I find this book about the greatest football players in school history to be refreshing. I enjoy each story because it is very personalized not like most biographic or documentary books are.
February 13, 2008

leaves something to be desired

I bought this book to research Frank Beamer for a project I was doing in my master's program in coaching. There was not much useful insight on Beamer, and his section of the book is very limited. Each player wrote his own section of the book, so as one would probably guess, many of them are not particularly well written. Not a bad book if you are looking for some interesting Hokie inside info or funny anecdotes from former players, but that is really the limit of its usefullness.
July 20, 2007

A must read for any Hokie!!!

This book is GREAT for any Hokie. If you are a new Hokie fan this book will give you some insight regarding our solid past, and give you a feel for the long, hard and uphill battle to get here. For those of you that have been fans since before Michael, then this is a reminder of those hard working, yet not the most talented players, that laid the foundation for today's success.
January 18, 2007

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