I've been told that tomorrow should be a good day for the Hokies:

VT in strong position as MJ Collins commitment approaches

Certainly feel good enough about it to submit my Rivals FutureCast in VT's favor.

Hokies in the top five for D'Andre Martin

He's still one of those borderline take/not-take guys, but as the July decisions that follow June visits come through, the picture as to whether there's room for him should become pretty clear pretty quickly.

As teased earlier...

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Should be good news for the Hokies:

Kyree Moyston ready to commit

New Virginia Tech basketball offer: Brice Sensabaugh

New Virginia Tech basketball offer: Denzel Aberdeen

Virginia Tech offered Nashville 2023 QB Chris Parson when he was just a freshman. Last week Parson was able to visit Blacksburg and work with coach Brad Cornelsen, whom he has been in regular contact with since that offer first came more than a year ago. Parson discusses that trip in the article below:

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I think his window to commit to VT (inasmuch as there ever really was one) may have closed:

Hokies top six for Tre'Quan Alexander

Daequan Wright is a Hokie!

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Trying to get through some of these from the big run of commitments (before it continues on...)

Class impact: Xavier Simmons to VT

Virginia Tech's June of visits is over - with a key one slipping under the radar over a week ago. Perry (Ga.) 2022 wide receiver Daequan Wright took an official visit over the June 18 weekend with little fanfare.

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He was at Georgia Tech this past weekend for an unofficial. But sources close to his recruitment indicate that he'd like to make a commitment very soon, and that Virginia Tech leads the way. All that may be standing between the unranked wideout and a Hokie pledge is talking things through with the staff to make sure prospect and program are on the same page (and of course, there's not necessarily a guarantee that they are).

Although he stands 6-4 and 222 pounds, he managed to slip under the radar when he was offered by the Orange and Maroon at the end of April, and his low profile continues to this day. However, with the commitment of another tall outside receiver no longer an option (with Caleb Douglas's commitment to Baylor), it's likely that the coaching staff increases its interest in the Peach State prospect and is willing to accept a commitment from him.

Folks on Wright's end of things indicate that he'd like to come off the board as soon as today, so this developing situation could find its conclusion very quickly. It's worth noting that he's serious enough about VT that I've submitted a FutureCast in the Hokies' favor even though a final decision has not been made about whether he's a take.

This is the program that brought Danijel Miletic to the US, as well:

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