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19h ago

Crim announced on X that he will return for Virginia Tech in 2026, boosting the Hokies’ cornerback depth.
Crim is a 6-foot-0, 171-pound rising sophomore with three years of eligibility remaining and a redshirt preserved.
Crim hails from Camden, South Carolina, and was rated a three-star recruit in high school.
In 2025, Crim played 149 defensive snaps, with most action as a wide cornerback before contributing in the box.
Crim’s strongest game was against Wofford with a solid overall defensive grade and tackle performance.
Crim joined other Hokies returnees from the 2025 class for the 2026 campaign, boosting continuity.
The article notes Crim's documented performance metrics and potential for growth in 2026.
Hokies' 2026 campaign is framed as a continuation of building a stronger secondary.
Crim’s return aligns with the Hokies' offseason plan to strengthen the defensive backfield.
The report is authored by Thomas Hughes, a Virginia Tech media contributor.

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15h ago

Clemson finished the transfer window without adding an offensive lineman, implying the current group will lead the line in 2026.
Clemson added 10 new players overall, with most coming on defense, leaving the offensive line to develop among veterans and freshmen.
Veterans Collin Sadler and Harris Sewell are expected to play major roles on the line next season.
Rising sophomore Brayden Jacobs could take Leigh’s position at guard, signaling ongoing competition on the right side.
Freshmen like Chancellor Barclay, Grant Wise, and Carter Scruggs are viewed as potential early contributors on the line.
Gavin Blanchard, activated to redshirt for next season, is among the freshmen the staff is watching closely.
Incoming recruits, including Adam Guthrie and Braden Wilmes, bring significant size and could accelerate line development.
Clemson targets a balance of experience and development ahead of the Sept. 5 LSU game.
Gavin Blanchard’s redshirt status was updated as part of the roster review for next season.
Clemson will face LSU in Baton Rouge, a key early test for the rebuilt line.
The transfer portal period concluded with questions about offensive line depth and how the unit will function in 2026.

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