Jaydon Young grew up dreaming about North Carolina basketball. He watched Marcus Paige, Harrison Barnes, and Joel Berry from his living room, picturing what it would feel like to wear the same Carolina blue.
Jaydon Young is originally from Goldsboro, North Carolina. The same place where former Tar Heel Coby White , now with the Chicago Bulls, played high school basketball.
Virginia Tech basketball is in the midst of a much-needed rebuild. Since the Hokies lifted the ACC title in 2022. Savored moments have been hard to come by.
In a crucial offseason, the Hokies have been steadily working to improve the roster. Head Coach Mike Young released a statement about the team's commitment to being more aggressive in the transfer portal.
As of Friday, Jaydon Young is officially an incoming UNC basketball player. And the 6-foot-4, 205-pound guard from Goldsboro, N.C., will arrive in Chapel Hill with significant ACC experience in tow.
Hubert Davis adds another guard. Virginia Tech guard Jaydon Young has committed to the Tar Heels for the upcoming season: Young is a rising junior who has spent his first two seasons at Virginia Tech.
There has been a twist in the recruitment of former Virginia Tech guard Jaydon Young. After originally being comitted to High Point, Young has flipped his commitment and heading back to the ACC, announcing his commitment to North Carolina today.
After entering the transfer portal earlier this month, former Virginia Tech guard Jaydon Young has found his new home. It was announced on social media this evening that Young would be transferring to High Point, a team fresh off of an NCAA Tournament berth.
This week has been a week of change at Virginia Tech and while some of the shakeup has been with players entering the transfer portal, Hokies head coach
The Hokies have had a season to forget. After a rollercoaster season, Virginia Tech is expected to lose some key players in the transfer portal. Mike Young countered the six departing players last year with five new faces moving to Blacksburg.
Virginia Tech has had another transfer portal entry. A few hours after it was reported that Virginia Tech was losing Rodney Brown Jr to the portal, Jaydon Young has joined him.
1. Jaydon Young Fast Start And Slow Ending Jaydon Young had a strong first half for Virginia Tech, leading the team in scoring with 10 points. However, he finished the game with 12 points, three rebounds, two steals, and one assist.
Cal and Virginia Tech have struggled down the stretch, yet one of them will claim at least a second game in the Atlantic Coast Conference tournament. The teams meet in the first round Tuesday afternoon in Charlotte, N.C.
With just under five minutes to go in the first half Wednesday night, the Hokies were down by just two points against a UNC team vying for a bid into the NCAA Tournament.
In short bursts this season, Virginia Tech's Ben Hammond has shown potential to be a rare point guard who can control games at both ends of the floor with his quickness and the force of his will.
It was a career day for Jaydon Young. How would the Virginia Tech Hokies respond on the road after their worst performance of the season? Thanks to a scorching performance from their bench, quite well, as the Hokies defeated the Miami Hurricanes 81-68 on Saturday.
Sophomore Jaydon Young scored a career-high 27 points, leading Virginia Tech to an 81-68 win over host Miami in an ACC game on Saturday night. Ben Burnham scored 14 points for Virginia Tech (12-15, 7-9 ACC), which had a 40-20 advantage on points in the paint.
Michigan pulled away with under 10 minutes remaining. The Virginia Tech Hokies were back on the hardwood Monday night, this time in Fort Myers, Fla., for the Fort Myers Tip-Off against perennial Big Ten contender, the Michigan Wolverines.
It’s going to be a long winter in Blacksburg. Poor Mike Young. It’s going to be a long few months in Blacksburg. On Wednesday, Young’s Virginia Tech men’s basketball team lost its second game of the season, a 74-64 defeat at the hands of the Jacksonville Dolphins.
Virginia Tech coach Mike Young said his team's defense took "a quantum leap forward" in Monday's 58-52 victory over Winthrop. Given who's next on the Hokies' schedule, that leap came just in time.
Jaydon Young hit two 3-pointers late in the second half and Virginia Tech held off Winthrop 58-52 on Monday in Blacksburg, Va. The first trey gave the Hokies (3-0) a 50-42 lead with 4:59 remaining.