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Veteran WVU OL Tomas Rimac to Enter Portal, Look to Finish College Career Elsewhere

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WVU Football Garrett Greene, Tomas Rimac and Ja’Quay Hubbard against Cincinnati

The WVU offensive line will be without one of its most experienced players with remaining eligibility in 2025. Tomas Rimac will enter the transfer portal, per ESPN’s Pete Thamel.

Rimac will now look to close his college career elsewhere after spending four years as a Mountaineer. The 6-foot-6, 318-pound Brunswick, Ohio native has 28 starts under his belt.

Rimac was a three-star rated offensive tackle out of high school. 247Sports rated Rimac as the 42nd best recruit out of Ohio and just outside the top-100 tackles at 101. Rivals had him as the No. 50 prospect from Ohio.

Rimac had received a lot of attention from Ohio schools, including offers from Akron, Bowling Green, Cincinnati, Kent State, Toledo and Youngstown State. He also had offers from Wisconsin, Minnesota, Western Michigan, Temple, Purdue, Louisville, Buffalo, Indiana and Pitt.

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