West Virginia’s football program has turned to a dynamic transfer tracker to keep fans and analysts apprised of every movement on the 2026 roster. The tool consolidates scholarship counts, committed prospects and eligibility updates, offering a clear picture of where the Mountaineers stand as they prepare for Big 12 media days.
A snapshot of the 2026 roster
As of early July, the team lists 35 scholarship players who remain eligible and 49 prospects who have formally committed. The numbers reflect a blend of returning lettermen, JUCO transfers and high‑school signees, all of whom are being monitored for eligibility and position changes.
Recent activity has added several key pieces to the lineup. Running back Darius Morant and defensive end Emerson Joy have joined the squad, while offensive lineman Griffin Fogle has departed. Transfer cornerback Alex Adebayo and the removal of Griffin Fogle illustrate the ongoing reshaping of the defensive backfield.
The commitment list has grown with notable JUCO and high‑school talent. Tim Roberson, a JUCO defensive back, pledged to West Virginia, raising the total commitments to 49. Additional signees include Stephen F. Austin safety Kameron Reddic, Arizona fullback Kayden Luke, Villanova linebacker Jason Hall and Coastal Carolina edge rusher Ezekiel Durham‑Campbell, each bringing varying years of eligibility.
Portal churn continues
The transfer portal has become a revolving door for the Mountaineers. Recent entries include offensive linemen Brandon Homady and Mickel Clay, defensive lineman Quinton Goins, and specialist Jack Cassidy, all of whom have signaled intentions to explore other opportunities. Meanwhile, players such as Curtis Jones Jr., David Afogho and Cam Cook have also entered the portal, reflecting the program’s fluid roster dynamics.
Commitments from the transfer market remain robust. Arizona fullback Kayden Luke, Villanova linebacker Jason Hall and Coastal Carolina edge rusher Ezekiel Durham‑Campbell have all pledged to West Virginia, each with a limited number of years remaining. Additionally, transfers like Tobi Haastrup from Oregon and Jacob Bradford from LSU have bolstered the defensive line and secondary.
The cumulative effect of these moves is a roster that is both deeper and more versatile. With additions at tight end, kicker and defensive back, and a steady stream of portal exits, the coaching staff is navigating a complex landscape while aiming to maintain competitiveness heading into the 2026 season.