BREAKING: Former Old Dominion wide receiver Tre’ Brown has just announced his commitment to LSU, making a significant move from the transfer portal. This development is confirmed by reports from On3 Sports and PFF College.
The sophomore standout from Savannah, Georgia, had a stellar season with the Monarchs, racking up 762 receiving yards on 38 catches and scoring four touchdowns. His remarkable average of 20.1 yards per catch led the Sun Belt Conference, showcasing his potential as a dynamic playmaker for the Tigers. Brown now has two years of eligibility remaining, positioning him as a key addition for LSU as they gear up for the upcoming season.
In other college football news, UVA has announced that wide receiver Jahmal Edrine will return for another season. Edrine, who stands at 6-3 and 221 pounds, was third on the team with 46 receptions for 564 yards and a touchdown during the last season.
Additionally, starting cornerback Emmanuel Karnley has entered the transfer portal, as reported by CBS Sports and 247 Sports. Karnley, a product of Antioch, California, contributed 26 tackles, defended eight passes, and made one interception this past season, leaving a gap in the UVA defense.
Meanwhile, Virginia Tech has seen some exciting news with radio play-by-play voice Bill Roth being named the Virginia Sportscaster of the Year for a record 13th time by the National Sports Media Association. Roth has been the voice of Hokies football for an impressive 31 seasons.
In recruiting news, Javion Hilson, a redshirt defensive end from Missouri, has committed to Virginia Tech. The former top-100 recruit stands at 6-4 and 225 pounds and will bring four years of eligibility to the Hokies.
On the kicking front, Hokies kicker John Love announced his return for a fifth year, after a season where he successfully made 15 of 20 field goals and converted all 25 extra-point attempts.
Virginia Tech defensive lineman Ben Bell has also accepted an invitation to participate in the Hula Bowl on February 3 in DeLand, Florida, where he will join quarterback Kyron Drones from the Hokies.
In high school track and field, the Hickory High boys 4×800-meter relay team has received an invitation to compete at the prestigious Millrose Games on February 1 in New York City. This elite indoor track and field event will feature top athletes from various levels. The Hawks earned their spot after clocking a nation-best time of 7:58.94 earlier this season.
With the world of college sports constantly evolving, these updates highlight the significant movements and commitments shaping the future of these programs. As the transfer portal remains active, fans are eager to see how these changes will impact team dynamics and performance in the coming seasons.
Stay tuned for more updates as this story develops!
