Virginia Tech Football Strengthens Defensive Line with Alabama Transfer Commitment
Virginia Tech received a commitment from Alabama transfer Khurtiss Perry on Tuesday night, further enhancing their defensive line. Following the 2023 season, the Hokies retained key players on both sides of the ball, including defensive linemen Antwaun Powell-Ryland and Josh Fuga. Despite this, head coach Brent Pry sought additional depth through the transfer portal, bringing in Duke transfer Aeneas Peebles, Iowa Western Community College’s Kemari Copeland, and Oklahoma transfer Kelvin Gilliam.
Pry secured a significant commitment from Perry, adding another formidable player to the defensive lineup. Perry’s arrival makes the Hokies’ defensive line one of the deepest in the ACC, providing more options for opposing teams to contend with next season.
Alabama Transfer Khurtiss Perry Commits to Virginia Tech
Virginia Tech recently hosted Khurtiss Perry for a visit, and he committed to the Hokies on Tuesday night, as reported by Pete Thamel. Perry, who chose Virginia Tech over Indiana, Wisconsin, and Louisville, was the 54th overall prospect in the Class of 2022 and a four-star recruit according to 247Sports. His high school evaluation by 247Sports can be viewed
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In addition to bolstering the defensive line, Pry added offensive lineman Montavious Cunningham from Georgia State and linebacker Sam Brumfield from Middle Tennessee State. Last month, Virginia Tech also secured a commitment from UCLA quarterback transfer Collin Schlee after Dylan Wittke entered the spring transfer portal and committed to Minnesota for the 2024 season.
