BREAKING: Four-Star WR Donovan Murph Commits to WVU Mountaineers in Bombshell Decision…

BREAKING: Four-Star WR Donovan Murph Commits to WVU Mountaineers in Bombshell Decision…

In a stunning twist that has sent shockwaves through the college football recruiting world, four-star wide receiver Donovan Murph has officially committed to the West Virginia Mountaineers, delivering a major win for head coach Neal Brown and his staff. The decision, considered a bombshell across the Big 12 and beyond, marks a critical momentum shift for WVU as they look to re-establish themselves among the nation’s top programs.

Murph, a 6-foot-1, 185-pound dynamic receiver out of Houston, Texas, was heavily courted by several powerhouse programs including Texas A&M, LSU, Georgia, and Miami, but shocked many by choosing the Mountaineers in what he called a “decision of the heart.” The speedster, known for his elite footwork, sharp route-running, and ability to create separation, becomes one of WVU’s highest-rated commitments in recent years.

> “I’m committing to West Virginia because I believe in what they’re building,” Murph said during a live interview. “Coach Brown and the staff have been real with me from day one. They didn’t sell a dream — they offered a vision I can grow with.”

Sources close to Murph cite a combination of early playing time, strong player development under the WVU offensive staff, and a deep bond with wide receivers coach Bilal Marshall as key reasons for the decision. Many insiders say Murph’s recruitment took a decisive turn during his recent official visit to Morgantown, where he reportedly connected with current players and saw himself as a game-changer in the program’s evolving offensive scheme.

This commitment is a major statement for the Mountaineers on the national recruiting stage. With Murph on board, WVU’s 2025 class surges up the rankings, and the program sends a clear message: they can compete for top-tier talent, even against SEC giants.

Murph, ranked as the No. 18 wide receiver in the country and No. 103 overall prospect by 247Sports, finished his junior season with 1,210 receiving yards and 14 touchdowns. He’s expected to bring an explosive presence to the Mountaineers’ passing attack — and potentially start as a freshman.

For a WVU fanbase hungry for a return to national prominence, Donovan Murph’s commitment signals not just a win on the recruiting trail, but a sign that the climb may finally be reaching new heights.