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Thrives in pass game Prioleau recorded three carries for 17 yards and hauled in all seven targets for 65 yards during Saturday's 38-6 win over Wofford.

Impact Prioleau has caught at least four passes in back-to-back games, and he led the Hokies in receptions and receiving yards during the contest. He remains stuck in a busy backfield that hasn't had great overall success through four games. Prioleau's easiest path to fantasy relevance is as a pass-catcher.

SEPTEMBER 22, 2025 • ROTOWIRE

Healthy, showing good things Prioleau (ankle) is healthy and has shown good things at fall camp, Thomas Hughes of Sports Illustrated reports.

Impact Prioleau looks to be back from his ankle problem that he was dealing with during spring, and he's also putting in some good work with the team. The incoming senior still isn't primed to be a top rusher in the Hokies' backfield, but he could still win some meaningful playing time.

AUGUST 15, 2025 • ROTOWIRE

Spring to be limited Prioleau (ankle) will be limited at the beginning of Virginia Tech's spring practice, Damien Sordelett of The Roanoke Times reports.

Impact Back in October, it was announced that Prioleau would be out for an extended time. It has extended into spring, though him being limited and not out suggests he may be available relatively soon. Virginia Tech's spring game is scheduled for April 12.

MARCH 18, 2025 • ROTOWIRE

Will miss extended time Prioleau (lower leg) is set to miss an extended period of time, Kolby Crawford of 247Sports reports.

Impact Prioleau has been buried on the Hokies' depth chart this season, and hasn't logged a carry since Week 3 against Old Dominion. He's now slated to miss significant time, a brutal development for the tailback but one that shouldn't alter the Hokies backfield all that much.

OCTOBER 9, 2024 • ROTOWIRE

Likely done for day Prioleau (lower leg) was spotted in a walking boot on the sidelines after he exited Saturday's game against Stanford and is not expected to return, Andy Bitter of Tech Sidelines re...

Impact Prioleau was forced to leave the game due to an apparent injury, and the usage of the walking boot suggests he's done for the rest of the contest. No clear diagnosis has been made yet, but Prioleau could be in line for a spell on the sidelines if the injury is confirmed to be serious. Prioleau's next chance to play would come against Boston College on Oct. 17 following the Hokies' bye week.

OCTOBER 5, 2024 • ROTOWIRE