The 28-0 final marked the second-consecutive shutout for the Hokies' defense, a feat that will likely be remembered near the top of Foster's already ridiculous resume.

The Hokies went on to win by an impressive 58-33 margin, advancing to a Sunday matchup against ninth-seeded South Dakota State. Once again, the student section sang “Enter Sandman” at the tip.

Enter Sandman won the vote and – from that day ever since – every time the Hokies take to the pitch they run out after the tension-mounting, minute-long build into the blistering drop of Enter ...

So, it’s a great way to come into a stadium.” In addition to starting the ‘Enter Sandman’ tradition, Beamer also brought a lot of success to the Hokies in his 29 years as the head coach.

So, the NCAA said the Hokies would be fined if they played their traditional Enter Sandman entrance. So yes, the song was banned for this instance but not for usual home games.

I'm not a Metallica fan, but I have always respected Virginia Tech's (usually successful) effort the last few years to blow the traditional, peppy field entrance into smithereens with the country ...

On Saturday night, the entrance had a little more juice, as the 24th-ranked Hokies had a night tilt against sixth-ranked Notre Dame. Behold, a view of the entrance from the stadium: ...

Virginia Tech Fans Skirt NCAA Rule by Singing ‘Enter Sandman’ Hokies fans created a home-court advantage for their top-seeded women’s basketball team.

RICHMOND, Va. (WRIC) — For the first time since 2007, the Virginia Tech Hokies will participate in the NCAA Tournament. On Selection Sunday, head coach Buzz Williams and his men’s baske… ...

The tradition of "Enter the Sandman" being played at Virginia Tech games dates back to 2000, when the football team used it as they entered the field at Lane Stadium.

When they opened their season on Friday against North Carolina, the return of “Enter Sandman” felt like the official return of college football. Enter Sandman. Packed house. Electric. #Hokies ...

Hokies fans celebrated their team’s thrilling win over the No. 12 Cavaliers by storming the court at Cassell Coliseum — in orderly fashion — and jumping around to Metallica’s “Enter ...