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PBR and PG both have his current age as 18 yrs 0 months...

so it looks like he just recently turned 18. Assuming they keep the MLB draft in the mid-July timeframe, he would turn 21 in June/July 2027 and I assume he would be 21 before that draft. So if he decided not to graduate early but made it to Blacksburg, in theory, he could decide to only play two years of baseball (2026 and 2027) before opting out for the draft. If he decided to graduate and enroll early, then in theory he could play baseball this spring in 2025 and then have another two seasons (2026 and 2027) before he would be draft eligible. To me, that is an intriguing scenario because one path is he could play baseball in 2025, redshirt in football in 2025 and also play baseball in 2026 before ever playing a down in football as a redshirt freshman. By then, I would think he'd have a good feel of where his athletic future would be and decide accordingly.
Posted: 07/11/2024 at 03:36 PM ET
(In response to this post by VTScoop)

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No Micah Matthews posts? Highest rated commit in program history.
chagerma 07/11/24 11:32 AM ET
If he enrolls in January,
HokieKoch 07/11/24 01:00 PM ET
Yes. I'm of the opinion that he'd help the baseball team before he does FB.**
chagerma 07/11/24 01:42 PM ET
I agree he’ll likely be baseball first.
HokieKoch 07/11/24 02:27 PM ET
He would be playing somewhere if he comes in January
HokiesACC2004 07/13/24 06:07 AM ET
Just a quick note on this, by coming in January of 2025 (enrolling) he
VTScoop 07/11/24 03:10 PM ET
Has that ever happened, where a freshman enrolls early for spring baseball?
chagerma 07/12/24 01:06 PM ET
Thank you for that explanation
HokieKoch 07/11/24 03:59 PM ET
PBR and PG both have his current age as 18 yrs 0 months...
QCP 07/11/24 03:36 PM ET