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Jennings visited West Virginia during the spring and by all accounts enjoyed his time in Morgantown, but after his showing in the Elite 11 his recruitment has skyrocketed attracting recent offers from Alabama and Nebraska. The athletic signal caller has interest in the Mountaineers, but it's going to be a battle to get him in gold and blue especially with more and more interest coming in daily.

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Burney committed to the Mountaineers in late November after holding them high on his list for the better part of three months. Had an excellent visit in October. A talented bigger back, Burney has a nice complement of speed and power. Also close friends with current commitment Devonte Robinson.(Updated 11/29)

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Clayton is a talented runner that visited West Virginia for the Louisville game and committed to the Mountaineers in mid-January. A second team all-state player in the highest level of Florida football, Clayton has the size and speed to become a staple of the Mountaineers offense in the future. (Updated 01/17)

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Jennings visited West Virginia during the spring and by all accounts enjoyed his time in Morgantown, but after his showing in the Elite 11 his recruitment has skyrocketed attracting recent offers from Alabama and Nebraska. The athletic signal caller has interest in the Mountaineers, but it's going to be a battle to get him in gold and blue especially with more and more interest coming in daily.

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A big athletic outside wide receiver that is a playmaker. Was a priority of the staff on the outside. Committed to the Mountaineers in mid-July, but did not rule out possibly taking visits later this fall.

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Committed to West Virginia Aug. 1, Joyner is under the radar after playing at a small school in Georgia a year ago. But has transfered to Miami Central (Fla.) for this season. He has a highlight film that sticks out to you and appears very quick and athletic. Originally planned to enrolly early, but will enroll in the summer instead. (Updated 01/08)

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Mathis committed to the Mountaineers in November after a great visit to Morgantown in October. Citing the coaching staff, the offense and the tradition of success that Miramar players have had at WVU, Mathis considers himself a solid commit, although he could take additional visits.(Updated 11/15)

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A versatile athlete, that's projects as a slot for the Mountaineers. Likes the West Virginia offense and how he could do in the system. He committed on signing day over Florida International, after a great visit in early December.(Updated 02/02)

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Johnson is a big bodied wide receiver that could fill the role of Tyler Urban, who will graduate at season's end. Committed to the Mountaineers after officially visiting Dec. 9 and being impressed by both the coaching staff and the offense. Johnson is a big bodied target that will provide a threat over the middle for the Mountaineers.(Updated 01/08)

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Thompson committed to the Mountaineers in late November after receiving an offer earlier in the month. A shifty slot receiver with great hands and route running, Thompson enrolled early and will compete in spring drills.(Updated 01/08)

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A classic Ohio-bred run grader, Orlosky is welcomed addition to the Mountaineers 2012 recruiting class. Choose West Virginia due to his comfort level with the coaching staff and one of the top ten ranked lineman in the Buckeye State.

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Matteo will play center for the Mountaineers and committed on an unofficial visit at the end of July. At 6-foot-5, Matteo will provide a big body for the position and his relationship with Bill Bedenbaugh and Dana Holgorsen played a pivatol role in his recruitment. Plays with a mean streak. (Updated 7/30)

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Glowinski was an J.C. All American this past season and will provide the immediate help the Mountaineers are looking for at the tackle position. Visited West Virginia for the Jan. 13 weekend and named the Mountaineers his current leader and then committed shortly after his in home visit later that week. (Updated 01/22)

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Originally committed to Pittsburgh, Pankey selected the Moiuntaineers on signing day. The tackle opened up his reccruitment after Todd Graham departed to Arizona State and he officially visited Morgantown the weekend of Jan 13. On that visit, Pankey had an excellent trip and decided to ink with the Mountaineers. (Updated 02/02)

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Albury committed to West Virginia in early March after receving his offer. An aggressive defensive lineman, he looks to be a perfect match for the 3-3-5 front. After his visit in October Albury enrolled early in January to get a head start on his college career. (Updated 10/14)

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Harris committed in early August without taking a visit to campus. A prototypical rush end, Harris is tall and rangy. Plays in a 3-3-5 defense at his high school, so is comfortable with the system.
Will visit for the first game of the season against Marshall. (Updated 8/3)

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Brown committed to the Mountaineers shortly after his visit in early December. A talented defensive lineman, Brown could play on the inside or on the edge for the Mountaineers.(Updated 01/08)

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Nwachukwu added his name to the commit list after an impressive unofficial visit at the end of July. Has the frame to add significant weight and plays with a non-stop motor. Could be an impact defensive end or rush linebacker in the future. (Updated 7/30)

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A teammate of Imarjaye Albury, Kinsey was recruited by both his teammate and Robert Gillespie. And that paid off when the talented defender committed to West Virginia. Visited in October and had a great trip, and has recent seen the interest pickup. Considered a very strong West Virginia lean, Kinsey is projected at outside linebacker at the collegiate level. (Updated 02/02)

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Lebbie committed to the Mountaineers on an unofficial visit at the end of July. After building solid relationships with both Coach Roberts and Coach Casteel. Lebbie is slated to play outside linebacker for the Mountaineers, looks to be college-ready at this point standing a solid 6-foot-2, 235-pounds. Lebbie is now done with the recruiting process and will focus on his academics (Updated 7/30)

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Hope committed to the Mountaineers on his official visit after receiving his long awaited offer while on campus. Likes that West Virginia will play in the Big 12 and has the potential to even grow into a position along the defensive line down the road. (Updated 01/22)

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Joseph committed to the Mountianeers shortly after his visit to Morgantown Dec. 9. A skilled athlete, Joseph could play a number of safety positions and displays excellent tackling and ball skills. An early enrollee, Joseph is on campus and ready to compete in spring drills. (Updated 01/08)

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Dillon had placed the Mountaineers squarely at the top of his list for the better part of his recruitment, and committed on his official visit in early December. Has a great relationship with Cornerbacks Coach David Lockwood and is a very athletic safety that excells in run support. (Updated 12/12)

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Walters is an under the radar prospect, that popped up on the Mountaineers radar late but committed on his official visit. A big safety prospect, Walters has the frame and potential to add weight and drop down to play linebacker. Walters is currently in Morgantown as an early enrollee.(Updated 01/08)

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Harper was the first pledge of the 2012 recruiting class and is an athletic safety that plays running back in high school. Could play any of the safety positions for West Virginia and if he continues to add bulk could even have a future at linebacker.

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Kyeremeh committed to the Mountaineers after long, hard-fought two-team battle between West Virginia and Boston College. A very skilled a speedy secondary prospect, Kyeremeh is slated to begin his career at either cornerback or safety and has played both in the past. Selected the Mountaineers due to his comfort with the coaching staff and the school's engineering program. (Updated 1/16)

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Napoleon decided to follow in his father Eugene's footsteps and commit to the Mountaineers at the end of an unofficial visit in mid-June. A very versatile athlete that plays quarterback in high school. At West Virginia he's been recruited as an athlete, with the opportunity to play quarterback or most likely as a defensive back.