DANSVILLE, Mich. (WILX) – Dansville pitcher Wyatt Mosley has been striking out batters at an insane rate. The junior finished with 15 strikeouts against St. Pat’s on Thursday evening.
Mosley was able to grab the attention of scouts a year ago at prep baseball camps. August 1st is the date when colleges can first reach out to players going into their junior seasons, and Wyatt was hoping for some calls. His father was the one who told him to stay up late that night and at 12:30 a.m. West Virginia was the first collegiate team to call Wyatt. From the moment he answered the phone, Wyatt knew there was no other choice than the Mountaineers.
Mosley is finishing up his junior season with the Aggies and will look to make a run with Dansville in Districts coming up.
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Winfield (W.Va.) 2025 tight end Toby Laughery grew up following the West Virginia football program so he was thrilled to receive an opportunity to play for the Mountaineers.
Laughery, 6-foot-3, 218-pounds, performed at the first one-day camp of the summer and his efforts caught the attention of tight ends coach Blaine Stewart.
“He said that I had a great camp and he really wants me to be a part of this team,” he said.
At the end of the event the in-state prospect received word that the Mountaineers were offering him a preferred walk-on opportunity from Stewart.
“I was in shock. West Virginia has been a dream of mine since I was a kid,” he said. “Being an in-state kid makes it ten times better.”
Stewart has been in contact with Laughery since he took an unofficial visit in the fall and he stopped by his school at the end of the evaluation period to invite him to camp. He is being targeted as a tight end and the coaching staff was impressed with his physicality, ability to catch in traffic and athleticism.
Laughery is no stranger to Morgantown as he’s been to several games in the past and has grown up a fan of the football program.
The plans for Laughery is to next make a camp stop at Marshall and then will head to Eastern Kentucky, Kent State, Appalachian State, Elon and Davidson. He also plans to head back to West Virginia for another look at the program in the fall.
Laughery still has a ways to go in his recruitment but the preferred walk-on offer from West Virginia is one that certainly has his attention at this stage of the process.
According to rankings released by PFF college football analyst Max Chadwick, the West Virginia Mountaineers have the 10th-best running back room in college football.
WVU had one of the best rushing attacks in FBS last season, with over 3,000 yards gained on the ground. Freshman running back Jahiem White lead the attack with 842 rushing yards, averaging 7.7 yards per carry on the season.
White, was followed by sophomore running back CJ Donaldson, who had 798 rushing yards. Donaldson added the second-most touchdowns on the ground with 11, trailing only quarterback Garrett Greene.
The thunder-and-lightning combination of Donaldson and White is a running back duo that may continue to be highly revered come the end of next season, with White only emerging midseason in 2023. They are joined in the backfield by Jaylen Anderson, a rising redshirt junior who’s added over 400 rushing yards and three touchdowns in his career at WVU and incoming freshman Traevon Dunbar, who rushed for over 3,000 yards his senior year, becoming one of South Carolina’s top running back prospects.
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