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FB Maverick Wolfley to transfer from program
True Freshman and fullback Maverick Wolfley is transferring from the Mountaineer Football Program.
Maverick, coming out of Morgantown High School, is the son of former Mountaineer Dale Wolfley and is the brother of current Mountaineer Stone Wolfley.
There is no word on where he will be transferring as of yet so stay tuned to us for the latest.
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