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 Braelin Moore, C, Virginia Tech
Name: Braelin Moore 
College: Virginia Tech      Number: 61
School Bio/Stats Link: HERE
Height: 6-3   Weight: 303
Position:  Pos2: OG/DT
Class/Draft Year: rSo/2027
40 Low: 5.04   40 Time: 5.14  40 High: 5.25

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 Data Scout Notes: X-Recheck/+12 LBs for 24/FYS rFr OG in 2023/Starting Center in 24 2023: NAC...2022: NAC

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 Braelin Moore, Virginia Tech, Player News

  06/05/22 - C Braelin Moore, rSo/2027, Virginia Tech, 6-3, 303 (DS#6 C) + More +

  Virginia Tech's new staff isn't done reshaping the roster going into the 2022 season. The Hokies announced more than a dozen position changes during spring camp and head coach Brent Pry added to that list on Friday. According to Pry, defensive tackle Braelin Moore is moving to the interior of the offensive line. "It's about maximizing guys' potential," Pry said. "Braelin is a damn good prospect. He's got a chance to be a better offensive lineman than defensive lineman." The staff consulted players with positional flexibility after they signed about where they wanted to start out their careers.

The Hokies lacked depth up front on both sides of the ball, and Moore was a successful two-way player at Freedom High School (Pa.). Moore had no issues picking up the defense as an early enrollee, but Pry didn't think he had the top end speed to consistently be a high-end playmaker. "He's never going to run well enough to make enough plays on the perimeter that can be an all-conference," Pry said. "You are always going to want him to run better, but on the offensive line he runs great." - Roanoke Times

(DS#6 C) rSo/2027 C Braelin Moore, Virginia Tech
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