The Virginia Tech Hokies looked well on their way to their 13th win of the season and second in ACC play on Wednesday night against the Stanford Cardinal in Blacksburg. Then the final two minutes and 18 seconds happened, as Stanford shocked the Hokies 69-68 when freshman sensation Ebuka Okorie drained an open 3-pointer with three seconds remaining.

Virginia Tech women's basketball star Carleigh Wenzel is with the team as it returns to campus from Christmas break. The guard confirmed her presence in

Virginia Tech led by as many as 13 points in the second half and still held a 12-point advantage with 2:18 to play.

Virginia Tech’s men’s basketball team looks to continue their dominance on Saturday where they will face off against Wake Forest in Winston Salem.

Don’t sleep on Stanford if you get a big lead on them, like Virginia Tech did on Wednesday night in Blacksburg.

The Virginia Tech Hokies (12-4) will try to defeat the California Golden Bears (13-3) at Cassell Coliseum on Saturday.

Ebuka Okorie hit a game-winning 3-pointer with 2.8 seconds left, part of a game-closing 14-1 run by Stanford in a one-point victory over Virginia Tech.

Virginia Tech women’s basketball lacks a true interior counter. Without a post player capable of matching size with taller, more athletic frontcourts, the Hokies often operate without a reliable option to collapse the defense, placing added strain on an already inconsistent perimeter attack.