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Virginia Tech is assembling a transfer class that could redefine its offensive identity for the upcoming season, with versatile scorer Isaiah Elohim and sharpshooter Kuol Atak leading the way.
After four consecutive seasons outside the NCAA Tournament, Virginia Tech’s men’s basketball program is banking on the growth of Tyler Johnson, the arrival of Isaiah Elohim and the shooting upside of Kuol Atak to spark a turnaround.
Ben Hammond's 13.2-point average, sharp shooting and leadership make him the favorite to drive Virginia Tech's offense as the team seeks to end its NCAA Tournament drought.
Virginia Tech is finalizing a nine‑player roster that blends returning players and transfers, yet the squad has no proven game‑changing scorer.
Virginia Tech's upcoming roster is nearly set, featuring a nine‑player rotation that includes returning guards Ben Hammond and Tyler Johnson, forwards Amani Hansberry and Sin'Cere Jones, and several transfers. While the depth is a clear strength, the team has not identified a clear‑cut player who can consistently take over games offensively, raising questions about the Hokies' scoring ceiling.
A look at the Hokies' blended roster of returning stars and new additions as they prepare for their opening game against Coppin State.
The Hokies finished a challenging season with seven close ACC losses, lost several key players, but added five transfers as coach Mike Young aims to return to the NCAA Tournament.