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Virginia Tech Hokies vs. Clemson Tigers 2006 & 2007 Series
Virginia Tech Hokies vs. Louisville Cardinals Gator Bowl
VT Hokies 2006 Football Season
Virginia Tech Hokies vs. Cincinnati Bearcats 2006 & 2009
Virginia Tech Hokies vs. Miami Hurricanes Rivalry Series Part 2
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Preseason
Virginia Tech began the season ranked #16 in the USA Today Coaches Poll and #17 in the Associated Press Poll after going 11–2 (7–1 ACC) in 2005 and winning the Coastal division of the Atlantic Coast Conference.
Starters are in bold and players who left the team are struck out
Players who sat out during 2006 ("redshirted") are indicated with a "red shirt" icon
Discipline issues
Virginia Tech penalties by game
Opponent
Tech Penalties
Opponent penalties
Northeastern
7 (56 yards)
10 (78 yards)
@ North Carolina
7 (55 yards)
1 (10 yards)
Duke
9 (85 yards)
7 (43 yards)
Cincinnati
7 (52 yards)
9 (75 yards)
Georgia Tech
5 (28 yards)
8 (83 yards)
Boston College
9 (88 yards)
9 (60 yards)
Southern Miss
5 (41 yards)
7 (45 yards)
Clemson
3 (22 yards)
1 (5 yards)
Miami
3 (15 yards)
8 (62 yards)
Kent State
5 (50 yards)
9 (71 yards)
Wake Forest
6 (65 yards)
3 (27 yards)
Virginia
3 (29 yards)
6 (45 yards)
The first half of Virginia Tech's season was characterized by a lack of discipline for the Hokies, both on and off the field.
Safety Aaron Rouse was penalized twice against Duke for roughing the passer. His second hit on Duke quarterback Thaddeus Lewis was a helmet-to-sternum hit that whiplashed his head with such force that it gave him a concussion. Duke's backup quarterback said of Tech, "They are a fast team. I'm lucky to come out in one piece. ... The roughing of the passer, the late hits, they were coming for us."[8]
DE Chris Ellis and WR Josh Morgan were arrested late Saturday night after the Hokies' victory over Cincinnati and charged with resisting arrest and obstructing justice. Morgan was also charged with disorderly conduct. Both players were suspended for the following game, a home loss to Georgia Tech and were later sentenced to one year of probation and 100 hours of community service.[9]
During the ESPN broadcast of the Boston College game, announcer Kirk Herbstreit became angry when cameras showed Tech players Vince Hall and Aaron Rouse arguing on the sidelines and showed linebacker Brendan Hill dancing on the sidelines with Tech trailing late in the game. The video of Herbstreit's rant was shown to the Tech team in Sunday meetings following the game.[11]
Tech's discipline troubles came to a head when the Hokies were blown out in consecutive weeks by Georgia Tech and Boston College. Beamer responded by cracking down on trash-talking, personal fouls, and other negative behaviors. The team responded and committed no personal fouls and only two defensive penalties total in the three games following the BC loss.[12]
Defense
Virginia Tech finished the regular season leading the nation in total defense, scoring defense, and pass defense.[13] This was the second year in a row that defensive coordinator Bud Foster's unit had led the nation in total defense.
^King, Randy (October 18, 2006). "Herbstreit defends rant". The Roanoke Times. Archived from the original on December 2, 2006. Retrieved November 30, 2006.