1988 Virginia Tech Hokies football team 
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1988 Virginia Tech Hokies football
Conference 
Independent 
1988 record 
3–8 
Head coach 
Frank Beamer (2nd season)
Offensive coordinator 
Steve Marshall (1st season)
Home stadium 
Lane Stadium
(Capacity: 51,000)
1988 Division I-A independents football records
Conf 
  
  
Overall
 
Team 
W 
  
L 
  
T 
  
  
W 
  
L 
  
T
No. 1 Notre Dame
 
 
 
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12
 
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0
 
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0
 
No. 2 Miami (FL)
 
 
 
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11
 
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1
 
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0
 
No. 3 Florida State
 
 
 
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11
 
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1
 
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0
 
No. 5 West Virginia
 
 
 
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11
 
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1
 
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0
 
Southern Miss
 
 
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10
 
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2
 
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0
 
No. 13 Syracuse
 
 
 
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10
 
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2
 
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0
 
Army
 
 
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9
 
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3
 
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0
 
Louisville
 
 
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8
 
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3
 
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0
 
South Carolina
 
 
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8
 
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4
 
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0
 
Northern Illinois
 
 
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7
 
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4
 
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0
 
Pittsburgh
 
 
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6
 
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5
 
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0
 
Memphis State
 
 
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6
 
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5
 
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0
 
Southwest Louisiana
 
 
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6
 
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5
 
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0
 
Rutgers
 
 
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5
 
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6
 
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0
 
Akron
 
 
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5
 
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6
 
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0
 
Penn State
 
 
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5
 
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6
 
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0
 
Tulane
 
 
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5
 
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6
 
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Louisiana Tech
 
 
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4
 
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7
 
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0
 
Temple
 
 
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4
 
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7
 
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0
 
Tulsa
 
 
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4
 
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7
 
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0
 
Boston College
 
 
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3
 
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8
 
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0
 
Cincinnati
 
 
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3
 
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8
 
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0
 
East Carolina
 
 
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3
 
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8
 
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0
 
Navy
 
 
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3
 
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8
 
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0
 
Virginia Tech
 
 
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3
 
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8
 
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0
 
Rankings from AP Poll
 
The 1988 Virginia Tech Hokies football team represented the Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University during the 1988 NCAA Division I-A football season. The team's head coach was Frank Beamer.
Schedule
Date 
Time 
Opponent 
Site 
TV 
Result 
Attendance 
September 3 
12:00 PM 
at No. 4 Clemson
 
- Memorial Stadium
 
- Clemson, SC
 
JPS 
L 7–40
78,714 
September 10 
1:00 PM 
East Carolina 
- Lane Stadium
 
- Blacksburg, VA
 
W 27–16
37,200 
September 17 
8:00 PM 
at Southern Miss
 
- M. M. Roberts Stadium
 
- Hattiesburg, MS
 
L 13–35
17,135 
September 24 
1:30 PM 
at Syracuse
 
- Carrier Dome
 
- Syracuse, NY
 
L 0–35
41,118 
October 1 
1:00 PM 
No. 7 West Virginia
 
- Lane Stadium
 
- Blacksburg, VA (rivalry)
 
L 10–22
50,231 
October 8 
1:00 PM 
No. 8 South Carolina
 
- Lane Stadium
 
- Blacksburg, VA
 
L 24–26
42,845 
October 15 
7:00 PM 
at Cincinnati
 
- Nippert Stadium
 
- Cincinnati, OH
 
W 41–14
11,217 
October 29 
1:00 PM 
Virginia 
- Lane Stadium
 
- Blacksburg, VA (rivalry)
 
L 10–16
50,329 
November 5 
7:00 PM 
at Louisville
 
- Cardinal Stadium
 
- Louisville, KY
 
L 3–13
21,107 
November 12 
7:00 PM 
at No. 5 Florida State
 
- Doak Campbell Stadium
 
- Tallahassee, FL
 
L 14–41
50,910 
November 19 
1:00 PM 
James Madison 
- Lane Stadium
 
- Blacksburg, VA
 
W 27–6
18,753 
- Rankings from AP Poll released prior to the game
 
- All times are in Eastern time
 
References

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1988 Virginia Tech Hokies football
Frank Beamer (2nd season)
Steve Marshall (1st season)
Lane Stadium
(Capacity: 51,000)
1988 Division I-A independents football records
T
Southern Miss
Army
Louisville
South Carolina
Northern Illinois
Pittsburgh
Memphis State
Southwest Louisiana
Rutgers
Akron
Penn State
Tulane
Louisiana Tech
Temple
Tulsa
Boston College
Cincinnati
East Carolina
Navy
Virginia Tech
Schedule
- Memorial Stadium
 - Clemson, SC
 
L 7–40
- Lane Stadium
 - Blacksburg, VA
 
W 27–16
- M. M. Roberts Stadium
 - Hattiesburg, MS
 
L 13–35
- Carrier Dome
 - Syracuse, NY
 
L 0–35
- Lane Stadium
 - Blacksburg, VA (rivalry)
 
L 10–22
- Lane Stadium
 - Blacksburg, VA
 
L 24–26
- Nippert Stadium
 - Cincinnati, OH
 
W 41–14
- Lane Stadium
 - Blacksburg, VA (rivalry)
 
L 10–16
- Cardinal Stadium
 - Louisville, KY
 
L 3–13
- Doak Campbell Stadium
 - Tallahassee, FL
 
L 14–41
- Lane Stadium
 - Blacksburg, VA
 
W 27–6
- Rankings from AP Poll released prior to the game
 - All times are in Eastern time
 
References
This college football season article is a stub. You can help Wikipedia by expanding it.