Brandon Homady Ready to Play Bully Ball | WVU Football All 105

All 105 is a West Virginia Sports Now series profiling each member of the 2025 WVU Football Roster.

Ranked as a three-star prospect and the No. 67 interior lineman in the Class of 2025, Brandon Homady received an offer from WVU Football in October 2024 and flipped his commitment to the Mountaineers a month later.

Homady stayed on following head coach Neal Brown’s ouster, giving new head man Rich Rodriguez a 6-foot-3, 293 pound guard who didn’t allow any sacks during his senior season and paved the way for an offense that gained more than 2,300 rushing yards. A developmental redshirt year isn’t a necessity for Homady, who already possesses the bulk expected of a Division I lineman — he recorded more than 100 pancakes of opposing defensive linemen in his senior season alone.

That’s not to say Homady will step into the lineup from Day 1, however, as he’ll still need time to learn the offense and has more experienced candidates ahead of him.

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Camp outlook: Homady doesn’t need to take a developmental year, given he already has a Division I-caliber frame, but he still might need time to learn the ropes of the college game.

Projected role: If he manages to make it on the field as a true freshman, expect snaps on special teams or as a reserve.

Accolades, highlights: A three-star recruit in high school, Homady is a bully in the trenches who knocked down opposing lineman more than 100 times as a senior.

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