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Justice Spann Commits to West Virginia, Bolstering Mountaineers’ Future at Wide Receiver

In a major recruiting victory, West Virginia University has landed one of the most electric playmakers in the 2025 class, as wide receiver Justice Spann officially announced his commitment to the Mountaineers on Friday afternoon.

Spann, a 4-star recruit from Georgia, is widely regarded as one of the most explosive and versatile receivers in the Southeast. With offers from major Power Five programs including Florida State, Tennessee, Ole Miss, and Penn State, Spann’s decision to join the Mountaineers sends a strong message: WVU is back in business on the recruiting trail.

> “West Virginia felt like home,” Spann said during his commitment livestream. “The coaching staff believes in me, the system fits my game, and I want to help bring a championship to Morgantown.”

A Dynamic Playmaker

Measuring 6’1″, 185 pounds, Spann is known for his elite acceleration, crisp route-running, and ability to make defenders miss in the open field. He finished his junior season with 1,312 receiving yards and 17 touchdowns, often drawing double coverage and still finding ways to make highlight plays.

West Virginia head coach Rich Rodriguez has emphasized rebuilding the team’s offensive explosiveness—and Spann is exactly the type of talent that fits the Mountaineers’ aggressive scheme.

> “Justice brings a rare combination of speed, football IQ, and toughness,” Rodriguez said in a statement. “He’s a game-changer the moment he steps on the field.”

Momentum Building in Morgantown

Spann becomes the fifth 4-star recruit to commit to WVU this cycle, joining a group that already includes a top-tier quarterback and two dominant offensive linemen. His addition moves West Virginia’s 2025 class into the Top 20 nationally, according to multiple recruiting services.

Fans are already buzzing about the future of the Mountaineers’ offense. With Spann lining up out wide, WVU is set to challenge Big 12 defenses with a level of athleticism and playmaking they haven’t seen in years.

What’s Next?

Justice Spann is expected to enroll early in January 2026 and participate in spring practice. Many analysts believe he could see playing time as a true freshman, especially given West Virginia’s desire to stretch the field and generate explosive plays.

For now, Mountaineer Nation can celebrate a major win—a commitment that could mark a turning point in the program’s return to national relevance.

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