Working back a little bit on recruiting before going forward to the huge Clemson visit weekend. Plenty of kids (though few high-profile ones) made it to Blacksburg last weekend. Here are some of the key guys that were indeed there - but keep in mind this list is not comprehensive:
2018 Commit
Turner made his first visit of the season, and unfortunately, he's going to have a lot more opportunities: his high school has ended due to a shoulder injury he wants to rehab.
2018 Prospects
Boykin is committed to Maryland, and he's likely to stay that way. This trip was more to see former teammate Sean Savoy in action. Getting him on campus can't be a bad thing if VT tries to re-dedicate their pursuit down the road, though.
2019 Commit
Carter wasn't a Hokie commit when he headed to Blacksburg, but was in the 2019 recruiting class by the time he left. The Versatile prospect could be a wide receiver or defensive back at the next level.
2019 Prospects
Jackson was the headliner of the visit group (aside from the commits). A Rivals250 prospect in the Class of 2019, he is gong to be a top target for the Hokies. Getting him onto campus for a mediocre non-conference opponent can be considered a major win.
Skinner has visited multiple times in the past, and depending on how the 2018 linebacker class finishes up - and how the Hokies begin 2019 - he could be an offer candidate down the road.
Underclassman prospects
Johnson has made multiple past visits to Blacksburg, and obviously attend one of the state's powerhouse high school programs. With an early VT offer, he should be a good one.