Overview
- CBS Sports’ Matt Zenitz and other national reporters say the former top-100 recruit is expected to choose the Hokies, with no official announcement yet.
- After Drew Allar’s ankle injury, he started the final seven games for Penn State, throwing for 1,339 yards with eight touchdowns, four interceptions and a 69% completion rate.
- The move would reconnect him with head coach James Franklin, offensive coordinator Ty Howle and quarterbacks coach Danny O’Brien, who originally recruited him.
- Virginia Tech, which lost its top three quarterbacks from last season, has prioritized adding an accurate, primarily pocket-passing starter.
- Even if Grunkemeyer joins, the Hokies are still expected to pursue additional transfer options to build depth at the position.