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The Virginia Tech Hokies are a NCAA Division I college football team based in Blacksburg, Virginia. The team was established in 1892 and have since become a popular team in the Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC). Throughout their history, the Hokies have established themselves as a storied program with a rich tradition of star players and memorable moments.

One of the most defining moments in Hokies history was the team's run to the National Championship game in the 1999 season, where they were defeated by Florida State. In the 1999 season, the Hokies led by Head Coach Frank Beamer and star players such as Michael Vick, Corey Moore, and Bruce Smith, made it to the National Championship game for the first time in franchise history. This was considered as a remarkable achievement for the team, as they were considered as an underdog team.

Another defining moment in Hokies history was the arrival of Frank Beamer as Head Coach in 1987. Beamer, who was hired as Head Coach by the Hokies, has since become one of the most successful coaches in the team's history. He led the team to 23 consecutive bowl games, seven ACC championships and four Big East titles

The Hokies have also been successful in recent years, making the playoffs in 3 times and winning the ACC Coastal division in 2010 and 2011. They also made a number of key acquisitions, such as Tyrod Taylor, Logan Thomas, and Bud Foster, which helped to boost the team's competitiveness.

Off the field, the Hokies have also been actively involved in the Virginia Tech community. The team's "Hokie Club" initiative focuses on improving the lives of children and families in the Virginia Tech area through education and health initiatives. The team also has a dedicated fan base and the team's games are often sold out.

In conclusion, The Virginia Tech Hokies have a rich history and tradition of competitiveness. Throughout the years, the team has had iconic players such as Michael Vick, Corey Moore, Bruce Smith, Tyrod Taylor, Logan Thomas and Bud Foster that have helped the team establish itself as a strong program in the college football. The Hokies' most notable achievement is their National Championship Game appearance in 1999, but they were unable to win the National Championship. The team is actively working to improve its competitiveness and establish itself as a perennial contender in the ACC, and also known for their active involvement in the Virginia Tech community.