Historical moves as Former Texas Tech Football Legend Michael Vick Donates $18.2 Million to Brent Pry for New Stadium Project, Says Hokies Pride Lives Within Him Wherever He Goes, Commit
In a monumental gesture of loyalty and generosity, former Virginia Tech Hokies football legend Michael Vick has pledged an $18.2 million donation to support the university’s football stadium renovation project. This substantial contribution underscores Vick’s enduring commitment to his alma mater and its football legacy.
Vick, who led the Hokies to a national championship appearance in 2000 and won the Archie Griffin Award as college football’s most valuable player, expressed that “Virginia Tech pride lives within me wherever I go.” His donation will significantly aid the stadium’s modernization efforts, ensuring that Lane Stadium remains a premier venue for college football.
The renovation project, approved by the Virginia Tech Board of Visitors, aims to enhance the fan experience while preserving the stadium’s historic significance. Vick’s contribution adds to the momentum generated by previous donations and reflects his ongoing dedication to the university’s athletic excellence.
Head Coach Brent Pry, who has revitalized the program with strategic vision and strong leadership, welcomed Vick’s support as a testament to the program’s growing national profile and the deep bonds within the Hokies community.
Vick’s donation not only honors his legacy but also inspires current and future Hokies, reinforcing the spirit of excellence that defines Virginia Tech football. His commitment ensures that the Hokies will continue to thrive in a state-of-the-art facility that honors the program’s storied history.
