As always, what's posted here, STAYS HERE. Don't de-value your own subscription by giving away information to others who don't pay like you do. It's also a violation of our terms of service and will result in the termination of your subscription.
Guys, I spoke earlier with Dematha (Md.) four-star OL Marcus Minor, who visited Saturday for VT's junior day. That was his first time back in Blacksburg since he attended the Hokies' June camp last year. Minor now has 13 offers, after Pittsburgh, Miami and Syracuse offered.
First off, Minor said he's decided he wants to major in journalism. As far as his VT visit, Minor said he liked seeing all the reconstruction of the offices in Merryman. He walked and toured parts of campus and the indoor facility and talked with assistant coach Vance Vice. Minor told me, "I feel like they’re gonna change the program, keep the thing going with the 20-plus bowl games."
Minor said he also likes the graduation rate the Hokies have had. He also liked talking with coach Justin Fuente and strength coach Ben Hilgart as well.
On Sunday, Minor visited Virginia. That was his first visit there and this wasn't for a junior day, so Minor felt like he got more attention, especially with coach Bronco Mendenhall and OL coach Garett Tujague. And it sounds like it was enough of a positive visit that the Hoos will stay in the mix here, with education being a big reason why. Minor said he also likes how Mendenhall turned around BYU and could do the same at UVA.
Minor said he has no plans to narrow his list or even commit. He also visited North Carolina the previous weekend and plans to see Wake Forest Feb. 20, West Virginia March 13 and during his spring break, he's headed to Miami for vacation and to also see the school and take a visit.
A little too early here to get a good read, but I expect VT to be on any preliminary list he comes with. Full story coming.
Guys, I spoke earlier with Dematha (Md.) four-star OL Marcus Minor, who visited Saturday for VT's junior day. That was his first time back in Blacksburg since he attended the Hokies' June camp last year. Minor now has 13 offers, after Pittsburgh, Miami and Syracuse offered.
First off, Minor said he's decided he wants to major in journalism. As far as his VT visit, Minor said he liked seeing all the reconstruction of the offices in Merryman. He walked and toured parts of campus and the indoor facility and talked with assistant coach Vance Vice. Minor told me, "I feel like they’re gonna change the program, keep the thing going with the 20-plus bowl games."
Minor said he also likes the graduation rate the Hokies have had. He also liked talking with coach Justin Fuente and strength coach Ben Hilgart as well.
On Sunday, Minor visited Virginia. That was his first visit there and this wasn't for a junior day, so Minor felt like he got more attention, especially with coach Bronco Mendenhall and OL coach Garett Tujague. And it sounds like it was enough of a positive visit that the Hoos will stay in the mix here, with education being a big reason why. Minor said he also likes how Mendenhall turned around BYU and could do the same at UVA.
Minor said he has no plans to narrow his list or even commit. He also visited North Carolina the previous weekend and plans to see Wake Forest Feb. 20, West Virginia March 13 and during his spring break, he's headed to Miami for vacation and to also see the school and take a visit.
A little too early here to get a good read, but I expect VT to be on any preliminary list he comes with. Full story coming.
