Colin McBee Trying Out Tight End | WVU Football All 105

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Colin McBee grew up in Morgantown, attending University High School, and committed to the Mountaineers as a preferred walk-on. Now entering his fourth season with WVU Football, he’s listed on the roster as a tight end rather than his original position of fullback.

McBee, who appeared in eight games over the course of the last two seasons, could see playing time as a blocker at a position like H-Back, a mix between tight end and fullback. At six feet tall and 234 pounds, he doesn’t have the height of a traditional tight end, but his blocking ability and experience on special teams can provide upside in new head coach Rich Rodriguez’s run-heavy offense.

43 • Colin McBee, redshirt junior tight end

Last year: McBee appeared in three games as a fullback in 2024.

Stats: Eight games played across three college seasons, including time at fullback and on special teams.

Camp outlook: After spending the first three seasons of his Mountaineers’ career at fullback, the WVU Football roster lists McBee as a tight end. He could play a hybrid role like H-Back, tight ends who line up behind the line of scrimmage and focus on blocking or short routes.

Projected role: Expect McBee to appear in a reserve capacity once again. New head coach Rich Rodriguez’s run-heavy schemes could see plenty of mileage for a dedicated blocker.

Accolades, highlights: McBee earned second team all-state honors at Morgantown’s University High School.