Virginia Tech Football: Fans blow up social media defending Bud Foster

Nov 23, 2019; Blacksburg, VA, USA; Virginia Tech Hokies defensive coordinator Bud Foster waves to the fans after the game against the Pittsburgh Panthers at Lane Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Peter Casey-USA TODAY Sports
Nov 23, 2019; Blacksburg, VA, USA; Virginia Tech Hokies defensive coordinator Bud Foster waves to the fans after the game against the Pittsburgh Panthers at Lane Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Peter Casey-USA TODAY Sports /
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Saturday afternoon, legendary and former Virginia Tech football defensive coordinator Bud Foster returned to Lane Stadium for the Hokies Homecoming Game against Wake Forest. At the end of the first quarter, Foster was down on the field and spoke to the sold-out crowd.

His words were heard loud and clear by the Virginia Tech players and fans as they did indeed make life miserable for the Wake Forest offense. In fact, they dominated the Demon Deacons to the tune of seven sacks and 13 tackles for loss in a dominating 30-13 victory.

Message heard and message received in what certainly felt like a must-win game for the Hokies in terms of having a chance following their bye week to become Bowl-eligible sitting at 3-4. Sunday morning, the former defensive coordinator for legendary head coach Frank Beamer had to defend himself on Twitter/X after a fan accused him of being drunk during his speech that lasted just over 60 seconds. Foster responded with his tweet.

It’s safe to say the Hokies fans stood up and defended their former DC, something that should not come as a surprise.

https://twitter.com/Idahokie77/status/1713582334287687995

It should be mentioned that the original Tweet was taken down by the person who made the accusation after getting a tone of blowback, but it’s safe to say once again that Virginia Tech fans came to the defense of their legendary defensive coordinator. As they should. Bud Foster is a true legend in college football.

We love you too coach!

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