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Devin Shepard

Devin Shepard

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Sports Editor, Virginia Tech Collegiate Times

Blacksburg

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Total articles 83

  • Goodbye grads: Sports editor Devin Shepard

    By Devin Shepard Verified| Virginia Tech Collegiate Times Verified Throughout high school, English was by far my least favorite subject. I’d read books and analyze passages and just couldn’t enjoy it. I hated writing, trying to bring words together to describe something I couldn’t care less about. Whether it was poetry or a novel, I always felt as though I was overanalyzing simple things and wasting time. Writing was not something I was passionate about. Then I came to Virginia Tech’s campus in 2018.

    By Devin Shepard Verified · Virginia Tech Collegiate Times

    May. 02, 2022

  • Highlighting the greatest football seasons in Virginia Tech history

    By Devin Shepard Verified| Virginia Tech Collegiate Times Verified Duke_Center BRIAN CLAY/SPPS This year is Virginia Tech’s 150th anniversary, and along with that have come 120 years of great college football in Blacksburg. In light of that, it’s worth taking a look at some of the greatest seasons the Hokies have had over the years. No. 5 – 2007 (11-3) Following the tragic shooting that took the lives of 32 students and faculty members in the spring, football was far from the most important thing happening in Blacksburg.

    By Devin Shepard Verified · Virginia Tech Collegiate Times

    Apr. 25, 2022

  • Cade Hunter’s big day leads Hokies past VMI

    By Devin Shepard Verified| Virginia Tech Collegiate Times Verified The Hokies’ baseball team headed to Lexington on Tuesday for a matchup against the VMI Keydets. The team was able to pick up its fifth-straight win, beating VMI, 13–4. Senior Ryan Okuda made his sixth start of the season for Virginia Tech and redshirt junior JT Inskeep made the start for the Keydets. Sophomore catcher Cade Hunter had a great day for the Hokies, going 5–5 with two singles, a double and two homers; he also walked in the sixth.

    By Devin Shepard Verified · Virginia Tech Collegiate Times

    Mar. 31, 2022

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Virginia Tech Collegiate Times

Blacksburg, Virginia, United States

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