West Virginia is seeing significant development in its young wide receiver group, as the program focuses on furthering their growth in the offense. With the injury to starting tight end Kole Taylor, the Mountaineers will explore more 10-personnel or four wide receiver formations, providing opportunities to rotate players in different roles. The spotlight is on three standout sophomores - Traylon Ray, Hudson Clement, and Rodney Gallagher - all aiming to build on their potential showcased in their freshman year.

By the Numbers
  • Clement: 22 grabs for 480 yards and 4 scores
  • Ray: 18 catches for 321 yards and 3 touchdowns
  • Gallagher: 10 catches for 74 yards; rushed 15 times for 87 yards last season
State of Play
  • Spring focused on developing the young wide receiver group in different roles
  • Increased flexibility due to the injury to starting tight end Kole Taylor, allowing for more four wide receiver formations
  • Experienced players in the program with only one newcomer, Jaden Bray, this spring
What's Next

The coming season's success for the Mountaineers relies on the abilities of this young, talented wide receiver group.

Bottom Line

West Virginia's trio of sophomore wide receivers show promising potential, offering hope for the team's future success.