WVU Football 2025 Transfer Class Signee Tracker

DB Jason Chambers, NC

WR Jarod Bowie, WV

TE Jacob Barrick, WV

Barrick, a Martinsburg, W.Va. native will jump to the Power Four level in the Big 12 for his final year of eligibility.

He made six receptions for 70 yards in six games for the Gamecocks in 2024.

In high school as a 2022 prospect at Martinsburg High School, Barrick played both offense and defense as an edge rusher. He was a first team all-state selection as a senior. Barrick made 38 receptions for 644 yards and scored seven touchdowns, averaging 16.95 yards per reception. He also caught four two-point conversion attempts.

Nickel Fred Perry, GA

Kicker Ethan Head, LA

DB DeVonte Golden-Nelson, TN

Golden-Nelson, 5-foot-10, 180-pounds, spent the past three years at Akron after starting his college career with two years at Memphis.

He recorded 66 tackles, 10 pass deflections and a pair of interceptions during his career with the Zips.

In 2024, Golden-Nelson totaled 33 tackles before entering the transfer portal on Dec. 17. He then received offers offer from West Virginia along with Houston, Oklahoma State and UNLV.

DB Derek Carter, AL

WR Trough Cyrus, WV

Traugh, a Parkersburg South product who caught 84 passes for 1,200 yards and 19 touchdowns as a Randy Moss Award winner during his illustrious high school career in the state, comes to WVU with two more years of eligibility.

LB Chase Wilson, CO

WR Cam Vaughn, GA

Vaughn (6-2, 190) led Jacksonville State in all receiving categories in 2024, posting 48 catches for 803 yards and five touchdowns. He follows head coach Rich Rodriguez to Morgantown.

LB Braden Siders, WY

LB Ashton Woods, GA

On Jan. 5, the WVU football program landed another transfer commitment. North Carolina transfer linebacker Ashton Woods announced his intentions on social media to provide the Mountaineers with their biggest addition of the day.

Woods, a Marietta, Ga. product, was a four-star recruit out of high school in 2024.

He ended up picking UNC over offers from Arkansas, Baylor, Boston College, Georgia Tech Kansas State, Kentucky, Louisville, Miami, Mississippi State, NC State, Nebraska, Oklahoma, Pitt, Tennessee, UCF, USC, Virginia, Wake Forest and many others.

More background information can be found on each transfer player in the embedded story below.

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