WVU Basketball Offers 2026 G Harris Reynolds

WVU basketball staff offered 2026 guard Harris Reynolds, he announced on Friday night. Reynolds is a 6-foot-4 prospect from St. Pius X Catholic in Atlanta, Ga.

“Really grateful to receive an offer from West Virginia University,” Reynolds announced on X (Twitter).

Really grateful to receive an offer from West Virginia University!!#gomountianeers pic.twitter.com/EFfpuKQWYQ

— Harris Reynolds (@Harris1Reynolds) July 13, 2024

Reynolds has picked up offers from Kennesaw State, Ohio, Radford, Samford and West Virginia. Reynolds is entering his junior year in high school as his recruitment begins to pick up.

@Harris1Reynolds is a long, athletic, and talented guard who’s got deep range, works the mid-range well, and can play above the rim, finish through contacts, and acrobatically. #FilmDontLie🏀 pic.twitter.com/GkCy3Ql6uU

— FDL Hoops (@CoachCyp_FDL) June 28, 2024

Most recently, West Virginia offered 2025 three-star forward CJ Ingram. Ingram, a 6-foot-6 recruit, has received offers from Arizona State, Dayton, Florida, Georgia, Jacksonville, Jacksonville State, Murray State, Pitt, Rice, Samford, Vanderbilt, West Virginia and others. Ingram also has interest from football programs, including high-major programs like East Carolina, Florida Atlantic, Florida, South Florida and others. Ingram’s father, Cornelius, played at Florida from 2005-07 under Urban Meyer.

While playing for Hawthorne High School, Ingram averaged 24.0 points, 8.5 rebounds, 3.7 assists, 3.7 steals and 1.9 blocks in 21 games during his junior year. Over four years on the varsity team, including his eighth-grade season, Ingram recorded 16.3 points per game in 71 games.

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