Virginia Tech Football Recruiting: Terius Wheatley Commits to the Hokies

Hokies earn a commitment from Terius Wheatley.

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Virginia Tech added a verbal commitment from athlete Terius Wheatley to its 2017 recruiting class. The 5-11, 200 pound Fork Union prep product is rated as a 3-star prospect according to 247Sports. Wheatley is the son of former NFL and Michigan RB Tyrone Wheatley.

The Hokies extended Wheatley his only Power 5 offer on December 7, and he reportedly slot in as either a cornerback, wide receiver, or running back.

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