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As for the Hokies, well you could follow our world famous recruiting threads on the Hokie board, seen here:
http://www.sportshoopla.com/forums/virginia-tech/26978-2012-recruiting-list.html
and here:
http://www.sportshoopla.com/forums/virginia-tech/34853-2012-virginia-tech-commitment-list.html
BUt in general the Hokies are doing well and wrapping up the class quickly with 26 commitments to date, putting them 11th on the Rivals list.
Strengths:
-Running back, Rivals has our running back class as tops in the country with 4* scat back JC Coleman as an early commit and 4* power back Drew Harris committing last night. Add in highly recruited APB, Chris Mangus and things look good for the Hokies here
-Defense, we have the #5 LB class in the country, headlined by Deon Clarke and Trey Edmunds, which was important since we stuck out on LBs last year. We also have the #7 DB class in the country with top corner Donaldvean Manning leading the group. We also have a great D-Line class, headlined by Georgia prospect Jarontay Jones.
Weaknesses:
-Quarterback, after the commitment switch of TJ Milweard we have only one quarterback coming in and he is more likely to see the field as a safety. There are a few good QBs in Virginia next year, and we need to get at least one of them
-O Line, we have one under the radar guy, and two unproven commodities here. The transfer in of Brent Benedict helps a little bit, but they need to try and find one more guy in this class.
Overall we are in good shape with two more national recruits (Joel Caleb and Korren Kirven) and are about done with this class. A new emphasis in recruiting has clearly shown with the Hokies as we usually recruit in the 30s and 40s.
http://www.sportshoopla.com/forums/virginia-tech/26978-2012-recruiting-list.html
and here:
http://www.sportshoopla.com/forums/virginia-tech/34853-2012-virginia-tech-commitment-list.html
BUt in general the Hokies are doing well and wrapping up the class quickly with 26 commitments to date, putting them 11th on the Rivals list.
Strengths:
-Running back, Rivals has our running back class as tops in the country with 4* scat back JC Coleman as an early commit and 4* power back Drew Harris committing last night. Add in highly recruited APB, Chris Mangus and things look good for the Hokies here
-Defense, we have the #5 LB class in the country, headlined by Deon Clarke and Trey Edmunds, which was important since we stuck out on LBs last year. We also have the #7 DB class in the country with top corner Donaldvean Manning leading the group. We also have a great D-Line class, headlined by Georgia prospect Jarontay Jones.
Weaknesses:
-Quarterback, after the commitment switch of TJ Milweard we have only one quarterback coming in and he is more likely to see the field as a safety. There are a few good QBs in Virginia next year, and we need to get at least one of them
-O Line, we have one under the radar guy, and two unproven commodities here. The transfer in of Brent Benedict helps a little bit, but they need to try and find one more guy in this class.
Overall we are in good shape with two more national recruits (Joel Caleb and Korren Kirven) and are about done with this class. A new emphasis in recruiting has clearly shown with the Hokies as we usually recruit in the 30s and 40s.