WVU working to keep best at home, a look at in-state recruiting
West Virginia wasn’t going to get them all, but they took a big step inside their own borders this past weekend when the Mountaineers landed a pair of in-state pledges.
Capital defensive back Kerry Martin and University linebacker Amir Richardson bypassed other opportunities elsewhere to remain home and play for West Virginia.
That gives the Mountaineers a total of three commitments from inside the Mountain State in this class along with Martinsburg linebacker Dewayne Grantham, a reflection of the increasing talent level and the desire for the state’s flagship football program to keep them at home.
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