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Former Mountaineer Curtis Jones Leaving WVU for ACC Rival

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WVU Football HC Rich Rodriguez, Curtis Jones and Larry Porter
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After leaving WVU late in the transfer window, Curtis Jones has found a new program. On Saturday, Jones revealed he’s going to transfer to Virginia Tech and play for new Hokies head coach James Franklin.

In addition to playing a bandit role on defense, Jones was utilized as a short yardage running back due to a depleted depth chart with injuries.

Jones recorded 22 total tackles, two pass deflections, one sack and one forced fumble while also running for 24 yards and scoring three touchdowns.

WVU Football LB/RB Curtis Jones run in for a touchdown against Colorado

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A three-star recruit out of Huntington, W.Va., Jones earned recognition from the Mountaineers for his contributions on two separate occasions, receiving the team’s Blue Collar award against Arizona and the Defensive Champion award against Albany.

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