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Frank Beamer to retire after the season
By Doug Samuels on November 1, 2015
Virginia Tech head coach Frank Beamer, the longest tenured FBS head coach at one program, is planning to retire at the end of the season according to Mike Jurecki, who covers the team.
We have confirmed the news
Sounds like Virginia Tech will make this official in about 30 minutes. Frank Beamer to retire. Pour one out fellas https://t.co/g4K8uzRxeI
— FootballScoop Staff (@FootballScoop) November 1, 2015
Source: #VirginiaTech Frank Beamer has told his staff that he’s retiring after the season, scheduled to meet with the team this afternoon.
— Mike Jurecki (@mikejurecki) November 1, 2015
Beamer has been the head coach at Virginia Tech since 1987 and holds an impressive record of 234-120-2 with the Hokies.
Virginia Tech has started the 2015 season 3-5.
The opening will mark the ninth FBS head coaching opening before the season joining Miami, UCF, USC, South Carolina, Maryland, Illinois, Minnesota, and North Texas.
As always, stayed tuned to The Scoop for the latest.
Frank Beamer to retire after the season
By Doug Samuels on November 1, 2015
Virginia Tech head coach Frank Beamer, the longest tenured FBS head coach at one program, is planning to retire at the end of the season according to Mike Jurecki, who covers the team.
We have confirmed the news
Sounds like Virginia Tech will make this official in about 30 minutes. Frank Beamer to retire. Pour one out fellas https://t.co/g4K8uzRxeI
— FootballScoop Staff (@FootballScoop) November 1, 2015
Source: #VirginiaTech Frank Beamer has told his staff that he’s retiring after the season, scheduled to meet with the team this afternoon.
— Mike Jurecki (@mikejurecki) November 1, 2015
Beamer has been the head coach at Virginia Tech since 1987 and holds an impressive record of 234-120-2 with the Hokies.
Virginia Tech has started the 2015 season 3-5.
The opening will mark the ninth FBS head coaching opening before the season joining Miami, UCF, USC, South Carolina, Maryland, Illinois, Minnesota, and North Texas.
As always, stayed tuned to The Scoop for the latest.
