In a surprising turn of events, Terrance “Deuce” Edwards, a highly regarded three-star defensive back in the 2025 recruiting class, has flipped his commitment from Michigan to West Virginia University (WVU). The announcement comes just weeks after Edwards initially pledged to the Wolverines, signaling a significant win for the Mountaineers in the ongoing recruiting battles.
Hailing from [insert hometown], Edwards is a 6’1”, 185-pound defensive back known for his versatility, instincts, and physicality. His ability to excel in both man and zone coverage has made him a sought-after prospect in the 2025 class. Edwards’ recruitment has been closely watched, with offers from several Power Five programs, including Michigan, WVU, Penn State, and Tennessee.
Edwards initially committed to Michigan earlier this year, citing the program’s tradition and defensive reputation. However, after an official visit to Morgantown last weekend, his perspective shifted. WVU’s coaching staff, led by Head Coach Neal Brown and Defensive Coordinator Jordan Lesley, played a pivotal role in securing Edwards’ flip. Reports indicate that their vision for utilizing Edwards’ skills and WVU’s emphasis on player development were major factors in his decision.
“I’ve thought long and hard about what’s best for me and my future, and I’ve decided to re-commit to West Virginia University,” Edwards said in a statement on social media. “The love and support I’ve received from the coaching staff and fans made this feel like home. I’m excited to be a part of Mountaineer Nation and can’t wait to get to work.”
Edwards’ decision is a major boost for WVU’s 2025 recruiting class, which continues to gain momentum. His commitment addresses a key area of need for the Mountaineers, who are looking to strengthen their secondary with young, dynamic talent.
With Edwards on board, WVU’s recruiting class now ranks [insert ranking], signaling the program’s growing ability to attract top-tier talent. The move also highlights the increasingly competitive nature of college football recruiting, where flips and re-commitments have become more common in the NIL era.
For WVU fans, Edwards’ decision is a cause for celebration and optimism about the program’s future. As “Deuce” prepares to don the gold and blue, Mountaineer Nation eagerly awaits his impact on the field.
