WVU Notebook

WV Sports Now Recruiting Notebook: October 30

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4 years ago

October 30, 2019

Welcome to the WV Sports Now Recruiting Notebook. Here you’ll find a collection of West Virginia football and basketball recruiting news, updated throughout the day.

UPDATE (4:29 PM)-
**West Virginia extends an offer to JUCO 20203-star running back Ladamian Webb Jones Country Junior College. Webb, who’s from Opelika, Alabama, also holds Power Five offers from Ole Miss and Oklahoma State.

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UPDATE (3:01 PM)-
**West Virginia extends an offer to 2021 3-star DT Dorien Ford from Baldwin High School in Pittsburgh. Ford (6’4″, 290) now holds offers from Pitt, Penn State, Maryland, Michigan State, Nebraska and Syracuse.

UPDATE (11:15 AM)-
*Over the last 24 hours, the West Virginia football staff have offered a handful of players in the Class of 2020 and 2021.

–Justin Jackson, 2020 defensive end from Northwest Community College in Mississippi. Jackson (6’3″, 285) has already given a commitment to Mel Tucker and Colorado. However, Jackson is still receiving offers, including ones from Auburn, Memphis, Florida and Southern Miss. Jackson received the offer from West Virginia last night.

-Gereme Spraggins, 2021 linebacker from Hutchinson Community College in Kansas. Spraggins (6’2″, 225) also holds an offer from Maryland. Spraggins received the offer from West Virginia last night.

-Terrance Ferguson, 2021 4-star wide receiver/tight end from Peach County High School in Fort Valley, Georgia. Ferguson (6’4″, 280) holds an impressive offer list from schools such as Alabama, Florida State, Georgia, LSU, Indiana, Michigan, South Carolina, Texas A&M and Tennessee. Ferguson is rated as one of the Top 50 juniors in the entire country.

-Kevin Knowles, 2021 3-star cornerback from McArthur High School in Hollywood, Florida. Knowles (5’10”, 170) also holds offers from programs such as Alabama, Clemson, Cincinnati, Florida State, Georgia Tech, Indiana, Louisville, Maryland, Penn State, Pitt, NC State, Syracuse, Utah and Wake Forest.