Virginia Tech Targets Top 2027 Recruits | Hokie Basketball News

Virginia Tech Targets Top 2027 Recruits | Hokie Basketball News

Author: The Daily News Now! August 15, 2026 Duration: 1:44

Virginia Tech’s basketball program is on the verge of a recruiting breakthrough as they prepare to host two elite four-star prospects—Tyran Frazier and Malik Olajuwon, son of NBA legend Hakeem Olajuwon—this fall. With no commitments yet in the 2027 class, landing either player could be transformative, especially amid NCAA eligibility rule changes that may extend player retention. Frazier, ranked top 40 nationally, visits on Sept. 5 during football kickoff weekend, while Olajuwon, a top-150 shooting guard already making headlines at IMG Academy, arrives Oct. 23. The Olajuwon name carries immense weight, with Hakeem’s Hall of Fame legacy and Aziz’s Stanford commitment adding pressure and prestige. As new coach Chester Frazier joins the staff, Virginia Tech faces stiff competition but has a golden opportunity to shape its future roster.

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