Virginia Tech continues to add skill-position targets to its growing list of transfer portal visitors, with West Florida wide receiver Corey Scott now scheduled to make an official visit to Blacksburg. Scott is one of three programs the veteran receiver is reportedly visiting as he explores his options at the FBS level. The news was first reported by On3 national recruiting analyst Steve Wiltfong.
West Florida Transfer WR Corey Scott has set three visits.Michigan State: Jan 3-4Virginia Tech Jan 4-5James Madison Jan 5-6Repped by @DeshawnBrownInchttps://t.co/7hU8CF5l4P
— Steve Wiltfong (@SWiltfong_) January 2, 2026
Scott, a native of Jacksonville, Florida, has spent the past three seasons at West Florida, developing into one of the top offensive weapons in the program’s passing attack. Two of those seasons have counted toward his collegiate eligibility, and during that span he established himself as a consistent and productive receiver for the Argonauts.
Over his career at West Florida, Scott recorded 97 receptions for 1,647 yards and nine touchdowns. His production reflects both big-play ability and reliability, as he consistently stretched the field while also serving as a dependable target in intermediate situations. Scott averaged nearly 17 yards per catch during his time with the Argonauts, highlighting his ability to generate explosive plays and flip field position…