WVU Football Bolsters the Offensive Line with Ohio Signee

WVU Football got stronger up front on Wednesday, as three-star Ohio offensive lineman Justin Terry officially signed with the Mountaineers when the early signing period opened. 

Terry stands 6-foot-5 and weighs 315 pounds, possessing a rangy frame that caters perfectly for playing offensive tackle. West Virginia gave Terry his first Power 5 offer, and he announced his commitment to the Mountaineers in June. 

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Terry attended Pickerington Central High School just outside Columbus, and slots in perfectly with a Mountaineers team that needs to bolster their performance up front with a number of key contributors set to graduate.

Despite his premium size, WVU Football was the only Power 5 school to offer Terry, a recurring theme among this incoming class with players like Curtis Jones: perhaps the Mountaineers are making it a point of emphasis to corner the market on players, giving themselves a recruiting edge in the process. 

Terry kept it short and sweet when announcing his signing via Twitter, saying it was “time to work.”