MORGANTOWN, West Virginia — The West Virginia Mountaineers continue to bring in talent to replace the players who left when Neal Brown was fired! Moments ago, Rich Rodriguez and his new staff received a commitment from another talented defensive player.
JORDAN WALKER, a 6’0 180 pound safety from Lafayette, Alabama, played in 37 games during his career at Chattanooga and had 80 solo tackles, 147 total tackles, 4 interceptions and 2 fumble recoveries. Since entering the portal, Walker had interest from Appalachian State, Ball State, Buffalo, Memphis, UConn and UTEP, as well as several others. However, after visiting Morgantown this past week, he quickly fell in love with the school and the visit made his decision very easy.
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