In the Holler: 3-Star OT Explains What Led to Offer, Familiarity with WVU Football

Upon first glance, Dylan Biehl may seem like any normal three-star recruit. But it turns out he’s more familiar with WVU football and everything it represents than most high school students in Georgia.

Biehl (6-foot-5, 270 pounds) talked to WV Sports Now after he revealed his offer from West Virginia on Tuesday. And Biehl, a class of 2026 offensive tackle out of Lambert High School in Cumming, Ga., opened up about his conversations with the WVU staff and his recruitment in general.

Thank you to @Coach_Cab from @WVUfootball for coming to see us & I am extremely grateful to him, @CoachMooreWVU & @NealBrown_WVU for offering me an opportunity to be a Mountaineer. @RecruitLambert @SWiltfong_ @ChrisNTrevino @lancemccurley @JohnGarcia_Jr @mtbeach29 pic.twitter.com/le9fiZjmSs

— Dylan Biehl (@dylanbiehl75) May 14, 2024

As is common with most programs, WVU coaches recruit players from all positions, even players who may play on the other side of the ball from where their focus. Keeping this mind, Biehl explained his offer came after outside linebackers coach Victor Cabral noticed him and then told offensive line coach Matt Moore to watch his film.