VIRGINIA TECH HOKIES TICKETS

 

The Virginia Tech Hokies are members of the Atlantic Coast Conference. The ACC added the Miami Hurricanes and Virginia Tech Hokies in 2004 and the Boston College Eagles in 2005. The Conference currently consists of twelve teams:

 

 

The ACC schedule works in three-year cycles. Each team is assigned two permanent partners and nine rotating partners. Teams play their permanent partners in a home-and-away series each year. The rotating partners are split into three groups: three teams who are played in a home-and-away series, three teams who are played at home, and three teams who are played on the road. This creates an intra-conference schedule of 16 games against 11 Atlantic Coast Conference teams. The rotating partner groups are rotated every three years. Awesomeseating.com is your go-to ticket broker for ACC basketball. The Virginia Tech Hokies’ two permanent partners are the Virginia Cavaliers and the Boston College Eagles. ACC schools have captured 10 NCAA Championships; the North Carolina Tar Heels have won 4 times, the Duke Blue Devils have won three; the North Carolina State Wolf Pack has won two, and the Maryland Terrapins have won one.

 

The Virginia Tech Hokies finished the 2007-08 season in 4^th place in the Atlanta Coast Conference with an overall record of 21-14 and a conference record of 9-7, behind the North Carolina Tar Heels (36-3 and 14-2), Duke University Blue Devils (13-3 and 28-6) and the Clemson Tigers (24-10 and 10-6). 

 

The Hokies have called Cassell Coliseum on the University of Virginia campus in Blacksburg, VA, since the 10,000-seat facility was opened in January of 1961. Head Coach Seth Greenberg joined the Hokies for the 2003-04 season and has an overall 88-70 record after 5 seasons. In his first season the Hokies were still in the Big East. After Virginia Tech switched to the ACC in 2004 Greenberg won 2005 ACC Coach of the Year honors from the Atlantic Coast Sports Media Association. He received the award for a second time at the end of the 2007-08 season. repeated this achievement in 2008.

 

Seth Greenberg came to Virginia Tech Hokies in 2003 after compiling a 108-100 record at the University of South Florida and a 105-70 record in six seasons as head coach at Long Beach State University, second behind Hall-of-Fame coach Jerry Tarkanian for the most wins in that program’s history.

 

In the wake of Hurricane Katrina, Greenberg served as the chairman of the organizing committee of AllCoachesCare.com, an online sports memorabilia auction site to benefit Habitat for Humanity and aide in their efforts in helping to rebuild the Gulf Coast. He has also served as an analyst for College Sports Television’s coverage of the NCAA Tournament. Seth is the brother of Brad Greenberg, head coach at Radford University basketball coach.