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Virginia Tech vs. Duke: How to Watch, Odds & History

The Hokies and Blue Devils will battle in Durham on Saturday night..
Scott Roche
Scott Roche

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It’s hard to believe, but we are in the next to last game week for the Virginia Tech football team. After a bye last weekend, the Hokies will hit the road looking for a sixth win to become bowl-eligible at Duke. It will be a primetime kick-off and an interesting matchup, to say the least.

Duke enters the game 7-3, also off of their second bye, and the Hokies are a frustrating 5-5. It’s simple, the Blur Devils will be looking to improve their bowl while Virginia Tech is just looking to extend their season beyond next weekend’s battle with Virginia. There are a lot of questions surrounding Brent Pry’s team at the moment with injuries and who can play and who can’t will go a long way into the Hokies enjoying their ride back from Durham, N.C. or not.

Virginia Tech vs. Duke: How to Watch

Date: Saturday, Nov. 23
Time: 8 p.m.
Venue: Wallace Wade Stadium
How to Watch: ACC Network or FuboTV
Virginia Tech Record: 5-5 (3-3 ACC)
Duke Record: 7-3 (3-3 AC)

Virginia Tech vs. Duke: Odds

When DraftKings released their odds for this game, they had Virginia Tech as a 2.5 favorite, and at the time this article is being written, the line has shifted up to 3 points in favor of the Hokies with an over/under of 47.5 points.

Virginia Tech vs. Duke: History

Saturday night’s matchup will be the 31st between Virginia Tech and Duke with the Hokies holding a 19-11 advantage. The last meeting was in 2022 in Durham and the Blue Devils won, 24-7, after Virginia Tech grabbed an early 7-0 lead. To say that a 20th win in the series would be big for the Hokies going forward as it would not leave bowl eligibility down to the Commonwealth battle Thanksgiving Weekend.

Scott Roche

Scott Roche

Scott Roche is a sports journalist who has covered college and professional sports for nearly two decades. Scott has worked for daily newspapers as well as various websites. Scott has written for Call to the Pen and Friars on Base on the FanSided network as well as The Hockey Writers.