BREAKING NEWS

Robert Crisp, one of VT's top OL recruits this year, has verbally committed to NCST. Unfortunate for Tech, he's a good get for State.

Tony Creecy

Rivals has another *free* video interview, this time with Tony Creecy. He mentions VT in his interview, but its unclear whether Creecy has an official offer from the coaches. At any rate, it might be a good idea to offer Creecy, not just for his ball-skills and overall athletic prowess, but also that him and Robert Crisp may be a package deal.

2010 Offensive Line Rankings

Athelon Sports has come out with their initial 2010 OL rankings, and they *thankfully* include some VT targets. Here is the breakdown:

4. Robert Crisp- The big blocker is currently listed as the No. 1 player in the state of North Carolina for the class of 2010. Although he is listed near 300 pounds, he still looks like a rangy prospect who could add weight. He moves surprisingly well and shows quick feet.

8. Brent Benedict

16. Juwuan James

North Carolina Recruits

Tom Lemming has done it again. This time he's breaking down the 2010 North Carolina D-1 Recruits. Here are some hightlights:

Robert Crisp- 6'8", 300 lb OT has "incredible potential" and may come as a package deal with teammate Pete Singer (safety).

Gabe Henderson- Maybe VT's top QB prospect, he is "fast, versitile and elusive" and VT is making a huge push to have his services.

Tony Creecy- the 6'0"wide receiver might be the best player in the state this year.

A.J. Marshall- Our first DB offer this year, and recorded 65 tackles and four sacks last year

Alfy Hill- Lemming thinks that Hill is talented enought to play now in college

Prince Shembo- Impressed with his productivity on the field