Virginia Tech defensive lineman returns Keonta Jenkins In the year His collegiate career looks to be off to a promising start as a true freshman in 2020, however, after two years on campus, Jenkins has played in 20 games and recorded 27 tackles at safety and started three games in two years.
This spring, Jenkins was one of the players who made an offseason change of position, moving closer to the line of scrimmage, and in turn, should see more playing time this fall.
After two days of fall camp, the Jacksonville native has made enough plays in practice to earn a nod. Brent Pr.
“The most important thing to me is my person. Keonta JenkinsPry said Wednesday while discussing players who made spring roster changes. “He’s a tall guy. He’s got great speed, especially when you move him from safety to linebacker. He has a lot of DB attributes and is learning the essential linebacker attributes, but the position he plays for us is a mix.” It should go They have both collections in it Toolbox. He’s the guy I’m most excited about as far as position changes go.
Jenkins arrived at Virginia Tech as a three-star recruit in the 2020 recruiting class. He was ranked the No. 101 safety prospect in the class.
