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WVU football is putting together an impressive Class of 2025 that is quickly climbing high in national rankings. In this series, we take a look at some of those recruits and how the class is shaping up to be quite impactful already.
Over the past weekend, the WVU Mountaineers secured two significant Class of 2025 commitments, both in physical stature and importance to the team. Deandre Desinor and Teriq Mallory announced they would join the 2025 class at WVU.
Ben Cutter emerged as a standout player last season, quickly making his mark on the field.
On the hot seat following a tumultuous fourth season in 2022, West Virginia football coach Neal Brown hit the reset button the his program. Now, he believes the team in making progress toward the identity they need in order to be successful.
Amidst all the excitement around West Virginia's spring football practice, Neal Brown knows the importance of sticking to the basics. Even when fatigue kicks in mid-game, those fundamentals can make all the difference.
Trey Lathan looks to make an impact for WVU following a 2023 injury. He is excited about the team's defensive improvement this off-season.
Neal Brown is given another year with the Mountaineers. But the contract is not a normal extension. It is a betting on yourself extension.
Kyle Altuner, according to the 247Sports rankings, is a four-star recruit and is 237th ranked player in the country. A product of Good Counsel (MD), he is also denoted as the 14th-best Interior Offensive Line (IOL).