Virginia Tech’s offense played very well down the stretch of the 2009 season.
The Hokies could run and pass effectively, and no team in the final five games
had an answer for Tyrod Taylor, Ryan Williams and company.
The coaching staff had a few different goals in mind before the spring began.
They include:
- Keeping Taylor and his receivers on the same page
- Developing quarterback depth
- Finding out if David Wilson can be redshirted
- Testing Josh Oglesby at fullback
- Finding a starting left tackle
- Developing depth at tight end
For now we’ll take a look at each specific position. At the end we’ll revisit
those specific goals, and find out if the Hokies met them.
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