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West Virginia adds pair of highly touted Group of 5 cornerback transfer commits

ByJoseph Smith|
Akron Zips cornerback Devonte Golden-Nelson celebrates in the end zone after a first-half pick six against Morgan State, Saturday, Sept. 9, 2023.
Akron Zips cornerback Devonte Golden-Nelson celebrates in the end zone after a first-half pick six against Morgan State, Saturday, Sept. 9, 2023. | Jeff Lange / USA TODAY NETWORK

Editor's Note: The news broke fromChris Anderson of EerSportson Saturday, January 11th that Devontae Golden-Nelson was making his official decision later that day but four schools, including WVU, were in the mix. Golden-Nelson announced the next morning that he had chosen the Mountaineers officially.

West Virginia football added further to their secondary Thursday with a pair of Group of 5 transfers, including one that is amongst the highest-rated cornerback transfers this off-season. The duo joins the program after WVU further solidifed their secondary on Wednesday with a trio of defensive back transfers.

Nevada'sMichael Coats Jr.and Akron'sDevontae Golden-Nelsonhave announced themselves as the newest members of the WVU roster -- both athletes play cornerback and will have one season of eligibility remaining.


#HailWVpic.twitter.com/eFFalGJZVG

— Devonte Golden-Nelson (@devontetm)January 9, 2025

Breaking:#WVUhas picked up a commitment from Michael Coats Jr., per his father, Signing before leaving#WVUhttps://t.co/MQeud1MEyU

— Chris Anderson (@CMAnderson247)January 9, 2025

Coats Jr. was named All-Mountain West Conference and earned All-American honors from multiple publications in 2024 as he tallied 41 tackles, 10 pass breakups, and 4 touchdowns -- over his two-year stint with Nevada, he's recorded 54 tackles and 5 interceptions. He played at the community college level prior to his time at Nevada.

Golden-Nelson tallied 33 tackles and 7 pass breakups in 2024 for the Zips, and has spent three seasons playing with Akron -- he has tallied 66 tackles, 10 pass breakups, and 2 interceptions over his career.

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