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Trevor Bigelow Part of an O-Line Pipeline | WVU Football All 105
All 105 is a West Virginia Sports Now series profiling each member of the 2025 WVU Football Roster.
One of five members in an 18-man WVU Football freshman class who grew up in the Mountain State, offensive lineman Trevor Bigelow attended Fairmont Senior High School, helping the powerhouse program to a pair of AA state championships during that time.
Fairmont has turned into a pipeline to WVU Football on the offensive line in particular, with Steelers center Zach Frazier and brothers Darius and Dante Stills both playing there in high school. Can Bigelow continue that legacy?
A 6-foot-4, 267 pound offensive tackle, he’ll likely take a redshirt year to build up his weight in preparation for the rigors of the college game, much like many linemen do. The Mountaineers have had an eye on Bigelow since June 2024, hosting him at an offseason training camp under the Neal Brown regime.
New head coach Rich Rodriguez reaffirmed that interest, and Bigelow committed in February.
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Camp outlook: The Mountaineers need to replace their entire starting offensive line from the 2024 season, and head coach Rich Rodriguez has remained adamant about open competitions at every position but running back. However, Bigelow is more likely to spend the 2025-26 school year adding bulk to his frame in preparation for future seasons.
Projected role: While a strong summer performance could help Bigelow earn a role on special teams, expect a developmental year. He could also sneak into a game or two during the nonconference schedule if the Mountaineers build up a big lead.
Accolades, highlights: Bigelow earned First Team All-State honors on both sides of the ball as a senior at Fairmont High, helping the Polar Bears win consecutive state championships.
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