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Virginia Tech Lands Shooter Ned Hull

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Virginia Tech Hokies bolster their roster with former Elon guard Ned Hull, a six-foot-three, one ninety-five pounder from Charlotte, North Carolina. Hull, who started slow but improved significantly in his sophomore year, averaging eighteen minutes, four point five points, one point eight boards, and hitting thirty-six percent from deep. Fans are excited about his potential impact, especially after his impressive performance against the Hokies in December. He joins Isaiah Elohim, Miles Heide, and Kuol Atak, adding solid depth to the team. With more recruits on the way, the Hokies are building momentum for a stronger run.

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Virginia Tech Lands Shooter Ned Hull

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College Basketball News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Virginia Tech Lands Shooter Ned Hull. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

On April 29, Virginia Tech Hokies are stacking their roster after a rough 19-win 13-loss season. On Monday, they landed former Elon Guard Ned Hall for the 2026-2027 campaign. This 6'3-195 pounder from Charlotte, North Carolina brings some shooting juice to the back court. Hall started slow as a true freshman, logging 17 games with just 6 minutes and 1.4 per night. His sophomore year got cut short by injury, so he redshirted. But last season, he stepped up big, playing 32 games, averaging 18 minutes, 4.5 points, 1.8 boards, and hitting. 36% from deep. Fans are buzzing about his potential impact, especially since he dropped 6 points, all from 3 in a tight overtime loss to the Hokies back in. December, he hit double figures three times, like that 15-point outing in the CAA tournament against William and Mary. It's clear he's got that shooter mentality. He's the fourth edition, linking up with Guard Isaiah Elohim, Center Miles Hyde, and forward

Quill Atok. Coaches see him as solid depth for now, but the doors open for more. With more recruits on the horizon, the Hokies are building momentum, keep an eye on Blacksburg as they gear up for a stronger run.

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