Many Virginia Tech fans have gone through this scenario before:  A hotly anticipated game against a difficult opponent on neutral ground, a realistic opportunity to win, and the chance to button the lips of naysayers across the nation—all spoiled by poor play-calling and an unwillingness to adjust to the in-game, on field dynamics. 

It has been shrugged off in the past as a few missed plays here and there, inexperience, or something to that effect, but it becomes consistently clear that the players have less and less to do with it.  Not even the offensive line.

It’s the coaches.

Frank Beamer is a great coach with an uncanny ability to take two- and three-star players and turn out a top...

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