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X Factor Prince Strachan Brings Big Play Potential | WVU Football All 105
All 105 is a West Virginia Sports Now series profiling each member of the 2026 WVU Football Roster.
Bringing a potential for big plays to the offense, Prince Strachan was West Virginia’s first veteran transfer addition of the offseason. Strachan’s big game experience made him attractive to Rich Rodriguez and his staff. WVU will also not be Strachan’s first experience inside the Power Four level.
Strachan only appeared in one game with USC, catching a single pass for 25 yards. However, he made 25 receptions for 304 yards and scored a touchdown with Boise State. While with the Broncos, he made four big catches for 40 yards against Penn State in the Fiesta Bowl.
Having grown up in The Bahamas, Strachan and did not begin playing football until 2019 after moving to the United States. He then played high school football at John Carroll High School in Florida.
17 • Prince Strachan, redshirt junior wide receiver
Last Year: Strachan played wide receiver for coach Lincoln Riley at USC.
Stats: He caught one pass for 25 yards in 2025.
Post-Camp Outlook:
Projected Role: Strachan will likely fall into the X slot, being utilized in similar to how he was at Boise State – a receiver who can help stretch the field deep and be a red zone threat.
Accolades, Highlights: He played a key role on Boise State’s Fiesta Bowl team two years ago, catching four passes against No. 6 Penn State.
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