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Logan Thomas leads Virginia Tech in career passing yards (9,003) and Cyrus Lawrence in rushing yards (3,767). In College Football 27, the Hokies' projected starters average 79.6 OVR, 45th of 138 FBS teams.
- CFB 27 starter avg
- 79.6
- 45th of 138
- Players 80+ OVR
- 15
- 0 rated 90+
- Best unit
- Cornerback
- 86.5 avg · 11th nationally
- Record books
- 6
- career leaderboards
All-time career leaders
Virginia Tech football records
| Record | Holder | Total | Years |
|---|---|---|---|
| Career Passing Yards | Logan Thomas | 9,003 | 2010–2013 |
| Career Passing Touchdowns | Logan Thomas | 52 | 2010–2013 |
| Career Rushing Yards | Cyrus Lawrence | 3,767 | 1979–1982 |
| Career Rushing Touchdowns | Lee Suggs | 53 | 1999–2002 |
| Career Receiving Yards | Cam Phillips | 3,027 | 2014–2017 |
| Career Receiving Touchdowns | Isaiah Ford | 24 | 2014–2016 |
Across multiple leaderboards
Notable Virginia Tech players
- Tyrod Taylor2007–2010
No. 2 passing yards (7,017) · No. 4 passing touchdowns (44) · No. 15 rushing yards (2,196)
- Logan Thomas2010–2013
No. 1 passing yards (9,003) · No. 1 passing touchdowns (52)
- Isaiah Ford2014–2016
No. 1 receiving touchdowns (24) · No. 2 receiving yards (2,967)
- Kevin Jones2001–2003
No. 2 rushing yards (3,475) · No. 2 rushing touchdowns (35)
- Bryan Randall2001–2004
No. 2 passing touchdowns (48) · No. 3 passing yards (6,508)
- Cyrus Lawrence1979–1982
No. 1 rushing yards (3,767) · No. 4 rushing touchdowns (30)
- Jarrett Boykin2008–2011
No. 3 receiving yards (2,884) · No. 4 receiving touchdowns (18)
- Cam Phillips2014–2017
No. 1 receiving yards (3,027) · No. 7 receiving touchdowns (17)
- Kyron Drones2023–2025
No. 5 passing touchdowns (44) · No. 7 passing yards (5,566) · No. 17 rushing touchdowns (20)
- Lee Suggs1999–2002
No. 1 rushing touchdowns (53) · No. 7 rushing yards (2,767)
- Antonio Freeman1991–1994
No. 2 receiving touchdowns (22) · No. 7 receiving yards (2,207)
- Branden Ore2005–2007
No. 3 rushing touchdowns (31) · No. 6 rushing yards (2,776)
All-time series
Virginia Tech rivalries
| Opponent | Rivalry | All-time series | First met | Streak |
|---|---|---|---|---|
 Virginia | Commonwealth CupCommonwealth Cup | Virginia Tech leads 62–39 | 1895 | L1 |
 West Virginia | Black Diamond TrophyBlack Diamond Trophy | West Virginia leads 30–23 | 1912 | L2 |
 Miami (FL) | Miami – Virginia Tech | Miami (FL) leads 27–15 | 1953 | L5 |
 Georgia Tech | TechMo Bowl | Virginia Tech leads 12–9 | 1990 | L1 |
College Football 27
Virginia Tech in CFB 27
| Player | Pos | Class | OVR |
|---|---|---|---|
| Jaquez White | CB | Senior | 88 |
| Kemari Copeland | DT | Senior | 87 |
| Cam Chadwick Jr. | CB | Junior | 85 |
| Isaiah Brown-Murray | CB | Senior | 85 |
| Marcellous Hawkins | HB | Senior | 85 |
| Que'Sean Brown | WR | Junior | 85 |
| Benji Gosnell | TE | Senior | 84 |
| Luke Reynolds | TE | Junior | 84 |
Planning a Virginia Tech dynasty? See the Virginia Tech CFB 27 dynasty outlook for unit-by-unit ratings and the starters you lose after year one.
Tracked on CFB Clipboard
Public Virginia Tech dynasties
Fan-run College Football dynasties with Virginia Tech as the current program, shared publicly by their coaches.
- SAC STATETremaine Gardner · 5 seasons · 65–2 · 2 national titles
- PM30Patrick Morrison · 5 seasons · 48–17
- Virginia Tech DynastyScooter Braun · 3 seasons · 11–14
- 3 or doneGrant Colson · 2 seasons · 14–2
- B MitchBig Mitch · 1 season · 11–3
Conference
ACC programs
Sources & notes
- CFB Clipboard — Career leaderboards researched and compiled by CFB Clipboard.
- EA Sports College Football 27 rivalry data — All-time series records as they ship in the game, before any dynasty games are played.
- EA Sports College Football 27 roster ratings — Ratings from “Freshmen Update 8/27/26” roster update, imported 2026-08-31 via Teamcrafters. Ratings change with each roster update.
Last updated Aug 31, 2026.