Virginia Tech Football Rebuilds Roster with 60 New Scholarship Players

As the 2025 college football season approaches, several programs are focusing on roster adjustments and key player development to improve their prospects. Florida State Seminoles, led by head coach Mike Norvell, are banking on quarterback Tommy Castellanos and a strengthened offensive line to revitalize their offense under Gus Malzahn, while adjusting to a new defensive scheme with coach Terrance Knighton. Virginia Tech has undergone significant roster turnover, losing many players to transfers and graduation but replenishing with a large number of transfers and recruits, although they face challenges in recruiting top-tier offensive linemen, as seen with five-star recruit Darius Gray excluding the Hokies from his final list. Virginia Tech also looks to juniors like Ayden Greene and versatile transfer Cameron Seldon to step up and fill key roles on offense. Meanwhile, Michigan football is anticipating significant contributions from freshmen defensive lineman Jordan Marshall and others who may forgo redshirting, with competition heating up for offensive line positions. Overall, these teams are navigating transitions through transfers, coaching changes, and recruiting efforts in hopes of stronger performances in the upcoming season.