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Who’s Next? West Virginia’s Top Remaining Targets After the Commitment of Kevin Brown
West Virginia picked up a massive commitment on Tuesday from four-star offensive lineman Kevin Brown, but for Rich Rodriguez and Co., there’s more work to be done. The Mountaineers now have 29 players committed in the 2026 recruiting class, and according to Rich Rod, the goal is to sign around 35.
So, who are some of the recruits Mountaineer fans need to keep a close eye on? Here’s a baker’s dozen for you.
Height: 6’0″ Weight: 175
Hometown: Bentonville, Arkansas
Considering: Arkansas, West Virginia
Height: 5’11” Weight: 175
Hometown: Atco, New Jersey
Considering: Minnesota, Nebraska, UConn, West Virginia
Height: 6’7″ Weight: 280
Hometown: Fort Wayne, Indiana
Considering: Minnesota, Oklahoma, Tennessee, West Virginia.
Height: 6’2″ Weight: 280
Hometown: Mission Viejo, California
Considering: Washington, West Virginia.
Height: 6’3″ Weight: 230
Hometown: Fort Mill, South Carolina
Considering: Clemson, East Carolina, West Virginia.
Height: 6’3″ Weight: 230
Current School: Georgia Military College
Considering: Houston, Florida State, North Carolina State, SMU, West Virginia.
Height: 6’3″ Weight: 225
Hometown: Orangeburg, South Carolina
Considering: Arkansas, North Carolina, West Virginia.
Height: 6’3″ Weight: 210
Hometown: Coatesville, Pennsylvania
Considering: North Carolina, Penn State, Vanderbilt, West Virginia.
Height: 5’11” Weight: 185
Hometown: Mustang, Oklahoma
Considering: Army, Iowa State, West Virginia, a few others.
Height: 6’3″ Weight: 195
Hometown: Alabaster, Alabama
Considering: Cincinnati, West Virginia.
Height: 6’3″ Weight: 205
Current School: Coffeyville C.C.
Considering: Charlotte, Houston, Liberty, Mississippi State, UCF, West Virginia.
Height: 6’0″ Weight: 190
Hometown: McDonald, Pennsylvania
Considering: Indiana, Notre Dame, Penn State, Pitt, West Virginia.
Height: 6’2″ Weight: 245
Hometown: Mechanicsburg, Pennsylvania
Considering: Central Michigan, West Virginia
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OHIO COUNTY, WV — Protesters lined Kruger Street and National Road in Wheeling on Saturday as part of “No Kings” demonstrations held across the country.
People were already packed along the streets before the protest began at 11:30 as participants cited rising gas prices and the controversial Iran war. Protesters chanted and voiced their opinions during the event.
Teddie Grogan said the group gathered to push back against what they see as undemocratic leadership and unnecessary conflict. “We’re here today to protest the fact that we want our country we want it run as a democracy we don’t want wars that are somebodys choice and not a necessity,” Grogan said.
Former U.S. military member Cody Cumpston also criticized the current administration and said he is frustrated by the cost of living and the direction of the country. “I’m here today because of the current administration we’re in a new war we didn’t need to be in prices are still skyrocketing I’m just tired of it I feel like they’ve forgotten all about us and they keep forgetting about us,” Cumpston said.
Another protester, April Pascoli, said she believes many people are not aware of what the administration is doing internationally and at home. “If I don’t go to work one day and I ask people do you know what’s happening in this country? And somebody says, we’re at war right now? Really? People my age don’t even know that we have troops on the ground, that they are bombing. Bombing our bases in the middle east. Do you know that, do you realize that?” Pascoli said.
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