Unproven D-Line Room Gives Corey McIntyre Opportunity | WVU Football All 105

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Corey McIntyre Jr. is a legacy Mountaineer whose father, Corey Sr., spent four years at West Virginia on the way to an 11 year career in the NFL. While his father played fullback, the younger McIntyre is a 6-foot-3, 284 pound defensive lineman who earned a pair of all-state nominations in Florida, one of the toughest recruiting areas in the entire country.

McIntyre appeared in four games with the Mountaineers during his first season on campus, preserving a redshirt year, but didn’t make it on the field in 2024. 

The Mountaineers’ defensive line depth is split between incoming freshmen and upper classmen transferring in from the lower levels of Division I, so McIntyre will have an excellent shot at playing time in an unproven room.

52 • Corey McIntyre Jr., redshirt sophomore defensive line

Last year: McIntyre didn’t make any game appearances after getting on the field for four games in his first season with West Virginia.

Stats: N/A

Camp outlook: McIntyre will compete for playing time in a defensive line room primarily composed of incoming freshmen and Group of Five transfers.

Projected role: If he doesn’t lock down a starting role, McIntyre should still receive plenty of snaps in 2025.

Accolades, highlights: McIntyre received a pair of all-state nominations in football-crazy Florida.

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