ATLANTA — This is what Virginia Tech football can become. Again.

A superbly coached program with a talented, experienced roster capable of beating darn near anyone. A team coming off an open date clever enough to confuse an opponent with new schemes on both sides of the ball.

That team/program was on full display Saturday as No. 13 Georgia Tech defeated Virginia Tech 35-20 at Bobby Dodd Stadium.

The Hokies (2-5, 1-2 ACC) had their moments, and as interim coach Philip Montgomery said, never stopped straining, never showed an ounce of quit.

Kyron Drones accounted for all three of Virginia Tech’s touchdowns with a 32-yard run and two scoring passes to tight end Ja’Ricous Hairston. Marcellous Hawkins rushed for 82 yards on a mere nine carries, and defensive back Joseph Reddish logged two t

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