Tech's big-play susceptibility on line against Tar Heels

Posted Oct 2, 2014
Virginia Tech’s defense ranks 27th nationally, allowing 325.6 yards per game, but is among the worst when it comes to giving up big plays. Only eight Division I schools, out of 128, have allowed more plays covering 20 or more yards than the Hokies, who have allowed 32. The numbers are more than a little troubling for a program that has always had defense as its calling card. (Durham Herald-Sun)

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