Hokie ClubBLACKSBURG – Three Tech players were named to the PFF College All-America Team that was released on Monday. T Christian Darrisaw earned second-team honors, RB Khalil Herbert was a third-team selection and K Brian Johnson was named to the honorable mention squad.
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Darrisaw anchored the left side of Tech's offensive line and was part of a blocking unit that helped propel the squad to six 250-yard rushing games. The Hokies registered 27 rushing TDs, the squad's best total in a decade, and also paved the way for RB Khalil Herbert, who posted six 100-yard rushing games in 2020. Darrisaw was named the ACC Offensive Lineman of the Week following Tech's 38-31 victory at Duke (10/5).
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Herbert led the nation with 1,791 all-purpose yards and ranks first among FBS players who saw duty in eight or more games, averaging 162.8 all-purpose ypg. That 162.8 all-purpose ypg mark represented the best season by any Tech player (min. three games) dating back to 1985. The Ft. Lauderdale, Florida became the 14th player in Tech history to register a 1,000-yard rushing season with 1,182 rushing yards and finished second in the ACC averaging 107.5 rushing ypg. Herbert was named to the 2021 East-West Shrine Bowl All-Star list.
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✅ VT's best AP YPG since 1985
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Johnson led Tech in scoring with 94 points. He connected on 20-26 (.769) of his field goal tries and all 34 of his PATs. The Washington, D.C. product became the first Tech kicker to make three or more FGs of 50+ yards in a season dating back to 1987. He concluded his career with the Hokies by making his final 128 PAT tries.