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Rivals and ESPN started publishing star ratings between 2000

and 2003.. some Recruiting services might have had Star ratings. But in 1998 when Vick signed, the de facto standard in Virginia was Doug Doughty’s Too 25 recruiting ranking in the Roanoke Times. 1998 proved to be a very good class for the Hokies, signing six of the top 11 players in the state. Vick was the #3 player and we can assume in today’s star rankings, he would have been a 4-star recruit
Posted: 11/29/2025 at 03:16 PM ET
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Hokie Football historians... a question
Riverguy 11/28/25 09:22 PM ET
I believe Fuente had 8
crazylane 11/28/25 10:49 PM ET
Well there are so many rating sites it's gotten to be a joke
UberHOKIE 11/28/25 10:38 PM ET
There was a Fuente class that had like 11 EsPN 4*s
st_andrew 11/28/25 10:33 PM ET
I’d guess it was the 2008 class with 8 4-star recruits
Hokie1992 11/28/25 10:21 PM ET
Did Vick even have a star rating in 97-98?
crazylane 11/28/25 10:56 PM ET
Rivals and ESPN started publishing star ratings between 2000
Hokie1992 11/29/25 03:16 PM ET
Michael Vick 6'2"
crazylane 11/29/25 03:54 PM ET
Iirc Vick was a 4*, but all the talk and hype was about Curry from Hampton
HoakieBS 11/29/25 09:56 AM ET
And separated his Achilles tendon.
TomTurkey 11/29/25 11:27 AM ET
I believe @Chris Coleman posted this info yesterday or the day
RJHokie 11/28/25 09:28 PM ET
Nah. I haven't.
Chris ColemanAdmin 11/28/25 10:26 PM ET
Then what was it?**
Blueboy 11/28/25 09:59 PM ET
Can’t find the exact post with the year.
RJHokie 11/28/25 10:10 PM ET
pay side, I'm guessing?
Riverguy 11/28/25 09:29 PM ET