West Virginia Football Welcomes Multiple Transfers

West Virginia football is undergoing significant changes as it welcomes several new players while saying goodbye to others. Redshirt freshman quarterback Ryder Burton has entered the transfer portal after just one season with the Mountaineers and is set to join UAB, likely influenced by the coaching change to Rich Rodriguez. In contrast, offensive lineman Wyatt Minor has returned to West Virginia from Youngstown State, expressing excitement about representing his home state and earning a spot on the team. Two former out-of-state recruits, including the top-ranked in-state player, are also transferring to West Virginia to bolster the offensive line. Additionally, safety Justin Harrington, previously with Oklahoma and Washington, will join the Mountaineers for his final college season, aiming to strengthen a struggling defense. These developments signify a transformative period for West Virginia football as it adapts to a new coaching regime and roster dynamics.