Hokie News feedback

By: Will Stewart | Founder

This page is set up for you to provide feedback on our “Hokie News” feature, the news feed that is on our home page and on the Hokie News page.

First, a poll — which you don’t have to vote in if you don’t feel strongly — and you can provide additional feedback in the comments section below.

Thanks! — Will

What news feeds would you like to see included in our Hokie News feed? (check all that apply)

  • Roanoke Times (Andy Bitter) (12%, 36 Votes)
  • Richmond Times-Dispatch (12%, 36 Votes)
  • Daily Press (12%, 35 Votes)
  • Washington Post (Hokies Journal) (11%, 34 Votes)
  • Roanoke Times (Mark Berman) (11%, 33 Votes)
  • Hokiesports.com feeds (11%, 32 Votes)
  • TheKeyPlay.com (11%, 32 Votes)
  • TechHoops.com (9%, 27 Votes)
  • B.street and So.Main (bourbonstreet's blog) (6%, 17 Votes)
  • Gobbler Country (SBNation) (4%, 13 Votes)
  • Other (specify in comments what you'd like added) (0%, 1 Votes)

Total Voters: 36

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7 Responses You are logged in as Test

  1. While I don’t read Gobbler Country articles, I don’t mind having the links there – I can always choose to either click or ignore the links. No harm having them there.

  4. I like having the option to look at what I want to. So any links you want to provide is okay with me. I will self-select based on what sites i like or desire to read.

  5. Gobbler Country is very amateurish and I don’t like their style, if it can be called style. I stopped reading it long ago. I followed their Twitter feed for about a week and stopped for the same reason.

  6. I wouldn’t mind some ACC links, not to other schools but perhaps to ACC Sports Don’t really read Gobbler Country at all. They strike me more as fan articles that aren’t particularly well written. I do like Key Play however

  7. I like most of the feed during basketball season (seems like I get more news from other outlets during that time). During football season, I generally only click on the Bitter, TKP, TechHoops, and B’street articles – seems like it is overkill with the same information.

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