2024 3-Star TE Brody Kosin Announces When He Will Inform West Virginia of Decision

The Mountaineers are going to have a decision from three-star tight end recruit Brody Kosin one way or another very soon.

A couple months after receiving an offer from WVU, Kosin is now saying he will announce which school he will commit to by the end on the month on April 29. The class of 2024 product out of Clarkston High School in Michigan is considering a group of 10 programs.

Announcing my commitment April 29th. Thank you to all the coaches who have recruited me. Big decision coming‼️ pic.twitter.com/Gib6bFEj9U

— brody kosin (@brody_kosin) April 9, 2023

Listed at 6’6″ and 225 pounds, Kosin is also weighing offers from Duke, Georgia Tech, Kansas, Kentucky, Indiana, Maryland, Pitt, Tulsa and Wake Forest.

After a great conversation with @CoachWright37 I’m excited to announce I have received an Offer from WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY!! #CountryRoads @CoachBlaineStew @NealBrown_WVU @WVUfootball @AllenTrieu @ClarkstonWolves @GeorgeYarberry pic.twitter.com/uKZdC6vVYD

— brody kosin (@brody_kosin) February 2, 2023

Adding a player like Kosin would be a big get for WVU and solidify the tight end spot for years to come. Kosin is classified as the number 25 tight end nationally and number 14 player in Michigan by On3.com. He’s ranked a bit lower by 247 Sports, but still a respectable 36 and 24 for the country at his position and as far as tight ends in the state.

This off-season, West Virginia went out and landed a solid transfer in Kole Taylor tight end with two years left of eligibility, but that doesn’t mean they aren’t also thinking about the future of the position.

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Kosin visited WVU back in September.

Had a great time at West Virginia yesterday, energy was crazy! Thank you for having me can’t wait to get back on campus. @CoachSeanReagan @CoachWright37 @WVUFBRecruiting pic.twitter.com/xWHjNv2OGZ

— brody kosin (@brody_kosin) September 11, 2022