Just when you wondered if the Hokie offense was ever going to get a chance to show its stuff, the word out of Wednesday’s scrimmage in Lane Stadium is that the offensive line finally gave the quarterbacks time to work, and all four QBs stepped up and had good days. We’ve got good news on the offense and more in this scrimmage report.

Well, bad news first. Elan Lewis got hurt today. He broke a run to the outside and Flowers came up and undercut him. He went down and didn’t get up. It definitely looked like a knee. They carted him off the field, and quite frankly it didn’t look good. (Editor’s Note: Lewis was diagnosed with a “significant sprain” to his right knee and is scheduled for an MRI Friday.)

Now, on to the good news. All the quarterbacks looked good today. They looked good because they actually had time to throw the ball. They combined for three touchdown passes and no interceptions.

Glennon looked good and in control of the offense. He had one really impressive play where he escaped pressure, rolled to his right and made a great throw to Justin Harper, who came back for the pass at the goal line. Unfortunately Harper didn’t make the play, but it was still a great play by Glennon.

...