2021 Virginia Tech Football Schedule

The Atlantic Coast Conference and Virginia Tech have announced the 2021 football schedule, and it includes seven home games at Lane Stadium for the Hokies.

The 2021 Virginia Tech football schedule includes a home opener against ACC opponent North Carolina, as well as visits from Notre Dame, Pittsburgh, Syracuse, Duke, and nonconference home games against Middle Tennessee State and Richmond.

The Hokies will resume their rivalry against West Virginia, traveling to Morgantown, WV, to compete for the Black Diamond Trophy. The schedule also includes away games against Georgia Tech, Boston College, Miami, and Virginia.

2021 season tickets are available for purchase now on the Virginia Tech Athletics website >

The 2021 Virginia Tech Football Schedule will feature the following games:

September 2 or 3: North Carolina (Home)
September 11: Middle Tennessee State (Home)
September 18: West Virginia (Away)
September 25: Richmond (Home)
October 2: Bye
October 9: Notre Dame (Home)
October 16: Pittsburgh (Home)
October 23: Syracuse (Home)
October 30: Georgia Tech (Away)
November 5: Boston College (Away)
November 13: Duke (Home)
November 20: Miami (Away)
November 27: Virginia (Away)
October 10: North Carolina (Away)

According to the schedule announcement from the ACC, "the return to a traditional schedule is contingent on national, state, and local health guidelines allowing such competition to occur.

Learn More: ACC Announces 2021 Football Schedule > | Virginia Tech 2021 Football Schedule >

In addition to Virginia Tech football, there are a variety of other fun activities you can enjoy during the fall in Virginia's Blue Ridge. Check out the following pages for more resources on things to do during your football weekend:

Don't forget to also book your accommodations in advance as football weekends often sell out the hotels & lodging options in the region. We have a complete list of Hotels & Lodging options in the region, as well as a page with information specifically about accommodations in the New River Valley & Blacksburg.

Capacity crowds at Lane Stadium in Blacksburg, VA