When you think back on the best players in college football of the past twenty-five years, all sorts of names begin to populate your mind. Reggie Bush, Cam Newton, Lamar Jackson, Tim Tebow, Christian McCaffrey, and so on.
The West Virginia Mountaineers are by no means a college football powerhouse, but they have produced a solid handful of players that will live forever in the hearts and minds of college football fans.
WVU Football received a commitment from 2025 three-star wide receiver Teriq Mallory on Tuesday afternoon. Mallory was committed to Wake Forest before flipping to the Mountaineers.
Class of 2025 wide receiver Teriq Mallory (6'5", 190 lbs) of Cheshire, Connecticut is currently on an official visit to West Virginia. Mallory is currently committed to Wake Forest, but the WVU coaching staff has not let up in their pursuit.
Teriq Mallory and his connection to WVU football legend Tavon Austin won’t be coming to West Virginia. Mallory announced his commitment to Wake Forest on Saturday.
A couple months after Teriq Mallory was greeted by a WVU football legend to celebrate his offer from the Mountaineers, the wide receiver recruit is close to picking a school.
It's been a long time since the West Virginia offense featured an elusive, dynamic playmaker that can take it the distance at any point from any spot on the field.
If Los Angeles Rams fans aren’t in the mood for playoff football after Sunday’s Wild Card Round defeat, it’s more than understandable. Football is a cruel sport, and a one-point loss in such an emotional game is going to sting, no matter how much house money Los Angeles was supposed to be playing with.
West Virginia became the fourth school to offer class of 2025 wide receiver Teriq Mallory (Cheshire, CT) over the weekend, joining Maryland, UConn, and UMass. Mallory was pulled into head coach Neal Brown's office at the end of his visit where he and his family were able to ask questions and talk about the program.
An offer from the WVU football program and a conversation with a legend made for a great Sunday for class of 2025 wide receiver Teriq Mallory. The three-star speedster out of New Haven, Connecticut received an offer from the Mountaineers and then celebrated by talking with Tavon Austin.