Class of 2026 defensive lineman Kamdon Gillespie has narrowed down his final three, and Virginia Tech has made the cut As it stands, Virginia Tech joins the University of Southern Florida and fellow ACC school Georgia Tech.
Antwaun Powell-Ryland Jr. was the do-it-all player Virginia Tech needed on the defensive front last season. Powell-Ryland Jr. finished third in the nation in sacks (16) and tallied a total of 43 tackles.
1. Ben Bell 2. Keyshawn Burgos OR Aycen Stevens Ben Bell and James Djonkam were the two big edge rusher additions in the Hokies’ transfer class, and Texas State’s Ben Bell can make a huge impact.
West Virginia has several names on their transfer portal big board that they are pursuing, but not all of them make it to Morgantown. Louisiana running back transfer Dre'lyn Washington and Eastern Michigan linebacker transfer James Djonkam had visits scheduled to West Virginia but are headed elsewhere.
Brent Pry caps off the day with another big addition. Virginia Tech head coach Brent Pry had a big day on Monday. It began with the commitment of former West Virginia OT Lucas Austin, followed by Mercer defensive tackle Arias Nash, and ended with Eastern Michigan linebacker/defensive end James Djonkam's pledge to the Hokies.
Virginia Tech is on a roll in the transfer portal today. After getting two commitments earlier today, the Hokies are ending the day by getting a commitment from Eastern Michigan linebacker James Djonkam.
Eastern Michigan linebacker James Djonkam is one of the top defensive players in the transfer portal. He is versatile and can fill plenty of spots on the field for the Michigan State Spartans.
A defensive coordinator is now in place, but the roster is still a work in progress. And soon after West Virginia officially announced the hiring of Zac Alley, a report surfaced about a transfer linebacker set to visit the WVU football program.
West Virginia will be hosting Eastern Michigan linebacker transfer James Djonkam on an official visit, according to Allen Trieu of 247 Sports. He also has visits scheduled with Michigan State and Virginia Tech, per the report.
Former Eastern Michigan linebacker James Djonkam, the No. 71 ranked player in On3Sports' 2025 rankings, announced his decision to enter the transfer portal on Saturday.
ASU’s Senior Linebacker, James Djonkam, has officially entered the transfer portal. He hinted at this move a couple of weeks ago. Djonkam finished his Sun Devil career with 35 total tackles after being a top 10 edge rusher out of Junior College.