He plans to take an official visit to Blacksburg, but as we saw with his close friend Anthony Beavers (USC commit) earlier, the Dead Period makes it possible that a number of tentatively-planned visits never come to fruition for some of these kids:
He had a fairly bad senior year (ironically when - or perhaps because - the defense was quite a bit better than the previous year), but he showed in the prior two years that he's an NFL guy. There are success stories from undrafted free agents each year, and he's one that I wouldn't count out to be the next:
Not a ton of great options at a position that has struck out in recruiting the past couple years. It has, of course, been a spot where the staff has really coached guys up, so we shall see if that continues with coaching turnover on that side of the ball.
Noticed a 4 star UNC guard just entered the portal. Know it is a strength but seems like it be would worth pursuing. Jeremiah Francis is a freshmen point guard who has had injury problems but should be healthy now. Do we have any room?
Pitt is the current favorite, though if the Hokies were pursuing full-go (your mileage may vary as to whether they should be: on a talent perspective, maybe not, to stay on the minds of top players in the 757, maybe), they'd be No. 1 with a bullet:
Hokies had hoped the four-star DE out of Washington State would remain uncommitted a little longer. I certainly wouldn't guarantee that he sticks with UVa, but often guys who are picking a school like UVa (the point is the same in both of those regards: it's a program with limited history of recent success) do so for reasons that persist past one season or one coaching staff, even:
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I believe he's also a Mormon, so an LDS coach like Bronco Mendenhall certainly helps make things a little more comfortable, too.
Not much about the Hokies, but with the offer coming quite recently, that was bound to be the case (he's also got a few very-established favorites that the Hokies would have to catch to become a serious player here)
