WVSports – How does West Virginia fill out the 2023 class needs with recruiting?

West Virginia has 34 current commitments in the 2023 recruiting class so how will the coaching staff go about filling the rest of the remaining slots?

The Mountaineers have a quarterback in Charlotte (N.C.) Charlotte Catholic quarterback Sean Boyle, two running backs in York (Pa.) William Penn Senior running back Jahiem White and Port St. Joe (Fla.) running back DJ Oliver, six wide receivers in North Carolina State wide receiver transfer Devin Carter, Marshall transfer wide receiver EJ Horton, Kent State wide receiver transfer Ja’Shaun Poke, Angelo State wide receiver Noah Massey, Uniontown (Pa.) Laurel Highlands athlete Rodney Gallagher and Tallahassee (Fla.) North Florida Christian wide receiver Traylon Ray, two tight ends in LSU tight end transfer Kole Taylor, Chesapeake (Va.) Oscar Smith athlete Tory Johnson, three offensive linemen in Macon (Ga.) Northeast offensive lineman Johnny Williams, Harborcreek (Pa.) Harbor Creek Junior Senior offensive lineman Nick Krahe and Downingtown (Pa.) Downingtown West offensive lineman Cooper Young, one athlete in Morgantown (W.Va.) University athlete Noah Braham, five defensive linemen in Tennessee State defensive lineman Davoan Hawkins, Penn State defensive lineman Fatorma Mulbah, Kentucky defensive end Tomiwa Durojaiye, Douglasville (Ga.) Douglas County defensive end Zachariah Keith and Port St. Lucie (Fla.) Treasure Coast defensive lineman Corey McIntyre, two linebackers in Philadelphia (Pa.) St. Joseph’s linebacker Josiah Trotter and Denver (N.C.) East Lincoln linebacker Ben Cutter, three pass rushers in Abilene Christian edge Tyrin Bradley, Camden (N.J.) defensive end James Heard and Georgetown (Ky.) Great Crossing High School defensive end Oryend Fisher, seven defensive backs in Georgia Southern safety Anthony Wilson, Kent State cornerback transfer Montre Miller, Buffalo safety transfer Keyshawn Cobb, Minnesota defensive back transfer Beanie Bishop, Fairfield (Oh.) defensive back Josiah Jackson, Fairfield (Oh.) cornerback Jordan Jackson and Versailles (Ky.) Woodford County athlete Aden Tagaloa-Nelson and one kicker in Georgia State specialist Michael Hayes.