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This week just keeps getting better for the Mountaineers, as the WVU football staff picked up yet another commitment this evening in the form of a 6'8" Ohio lineman. Josh Krok (Niles, Ohio / McKinley),
WVi's Matt Allevato details the latest Mountaineer football pledge.
Lamar Parker likes the idea of following in the footsteps that brought Tavon Austin through West Virginia and on to the NFL. Sure, the latest addition to the Mountaineers' 2014 recruiting class may be
2014 receiver commit paid close attention to WVU's offense in recent years and hopes to be the next to succeed in it.
The Mountaineer football staff continued their success on the recruiting trail Tuesday when they collected commitments from two standout receivers in the Sunshine State. Jacob McCrary (Miami, Fla. /
Mountaineers pick up two Florida receivers in recruiting, bringing total commitments to five.
The latest in West Virginia University football recruiting news is happening just across town at Morgantown High School. Amanii Brown, a rising senior offensive lineman for the Mohigans, committed to
See what WVU's latest commit had to say, along with a future recruit and their MHS head coach.
West Virginia's latest football commitment came from just down the road in the University City. On Tuesday, Morgantown High School offensive lineman Amanii Brown verbally committed to the WVU staff for
Local product sides with Mountaineers for 2014 recruiting class, an opportunity he's waited a long time for.
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West
Virginia University women's basketball coach Mike Carey signed five
players to the class of 2012, a class that has earned national attention
in top rankings.
Blue
Star Basketball announced today that West Virginia's class made up of
Bria Holmes (Hamden, Conn./James Hillhouse), Lanay Montgomery
(Germantown, Md./Academy of the Holy Cross), Darius Faulk (New York,
N.Y./Nazareth Regional), Jennie Simms (Accokeek, Md./Riverdale Baptist)
and Makenzie White (Danville, W.Va./Scott) ranks No. 4 in the nation.
Connecticut led the college class rankings along with Texas A&M and
North Carolina closing out the top three, respectively.
In
addition to Blue Star, ESPN's 2012 women's college basketball team
recruiting rankings put West Virginia at No. 9 at the start of October.
November opened and Georgia Tech and North Carolina crept in front of
the Mountaineers, pushing WVU back to No.11.
"It
is great to be recognized in these rankings and we feel like we did
bring in a great class," Carey says. "The future of women's basketball
here at West Virginia is bright, but we also realize we need to get
these players in here and they need to mesh with the rest of the players
and work hard. Our goal is always to try to win a national championship
and this recruiting class gets us in line to continue to work toward
that goal and also bring in some of the best players in the country."
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