Seth Greenberg

The Virginia Tech men’s basketball team could be without its newest starting forward when it takes on Florida State on Thursday. Freshman , inserted into the starting lineup for , is nursing a sprained ankle, Coach Seth Greenberg said Monday, and probably won’t practice in the days leading up to the game. Read moreRead Full Story

(Sam Dean/Roanoke Times/Roanoke.com) (Roanoke Times edited)  A Virginia Tech student launched an effort that as of late Friday hadraised more than $34,000 for the wife and family of fallen Virginia Tech policeOfficer Deriek Crouse.  Crouse wasremembered Friday by family and friends as a devoted father, a dedicated andunflappable public servant. Virginia Tech senior Bethany Darnley created a Facebookevent Thursday night after hearing of Crouse's death and the family he leftbehind. "It just...Read Full Story

Corey Raji Hmmm… In the jubilation that followed Saturday night’s upset of #1 Duke, the word out everywhere was that the Hokies had just punched their ticket to the big dance.   Simply put, did last night’s Senior Night loss to Boston College at home unpunch the Hokies’ dance card? No doubt, Seth Greenberg lectured his charges from Sunday morning until Tuesday tip-off about the importance of this game.   Also, no doubt, he pointed out some serious match-up problems that have allowed the...Read Full Story

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Brad Greenberg and Radford President Penelope Kyle Evidently, it does all come down to coaching and there is one word for why the Hokies were shut out (AGAIN) from the NCAA tournament.  Brace yourselves, the word is: Greenberg. Wait, not Virginia Tech head basketball coach Seth Greenberg, but his brother Brad Greenberg… Huh? You see, the Suits In Indianapolis (Formerly Kansas) are upset with Greenberg – so upset  that they are subconsciously (OK, we threw that in for the legal department...Read Full Story

Seth Greenberg is the head coach of Virginia Tech men's basketball team. Coincidentally we are from the same town and we got to meet at the Jewish Hall of Fame. Here is our interview: BW: Are you a good motivator considering you have beaten three top seeds as a coach (UNC, Duke, and Kansas; coincidentally who have won the past three National Championships)? SG: I think we try to get our kids to play to their potential and be the best they can be and get them to understand to play every play...Read Full Story

No. 5 DUKE 69, VIRGINIA TECH 44 Hey, Hokies it’s not football. Thirteen points in the second half is not good offensive production. Yes, that’s not a misprint – thirteen. Kyle Singler scored 19 points and Gerald Henderson added 15 points, Nolan Smith had 13 and Jon Scheyer finished with 11 for the Blue Devils (12-1, 1-0 Atlantic Coast Conference). The Blue Devils held Virginia Tech to for-18 shooting and outrebounded them 22-10. Duke also outscored Virginia Tech 30-9 over the final 17 minutes...Read Full Story

Malcolm Delaney scored 26 points and Virginia Tech defeated Charleston Southern 73-50 on Saturday night as the Hokies continued their best start under coach Seth Greenberg. Virginia Tech (9-1), which has won six straight games, hit six of its first nine shots — including 4-for-5 from 3-point range — to take a 17-2 lead. Delaney and Dorenzo Hudson each hit two of the 3-pointers. Delaney, the ACC's leading scorer at 21.6 points per game, was 9-for-15 from the floor and 6-for-10 from 3-point...Read Full Story

Yesterday was media day for the Virginia Tech men’s basketball team. The talk quickly turned to the Hokies pre-season #2 conference ranking and getting off the NCAA bubble which has burst out from under them the past two seasons. According to the Wash Post, head coach Seth Greenberg “insisted that an NCAA Tournament berth would not define the success or failure of Virginia Tech during the 2010-11 season.” "We can't control other people's perceptions," he said, emphasizing that the goal every...Read Full Story

J.T. Thompson scored a season-high 17 points and Virginia Tech pulled away late for a 71-60 victory against Campbell on Monday night. Malcolm Delaney shook off a rough shooting night to finish with 15 points and reach the 1,000-point mark for his career with the Hokies (3-0). Virginia Tech shot 44 percent, had a tough time with a mid-major for the second straight game and were without centerpiece forward Jeff Allen for much of the way with foul trouble. But they came up with enough timely...Read Full Story