West Virginia University has secured another key addition to its incoming recruiting class as Arizona State wide receiver Derek Eusebio announced he has flipped his commitment to the Mountaineers. The decision marks a significant win for WVU’s offensive recruiting efforts as head coach Rich Rodriguez continues to strengthen the program’s skill-position depth.
Eusebio, a dynamic playmaker known for his speed and route-running ability, had been committed to Arizona State before reopening his recruitment earlier this week. After reevaluating his options, he opted to join West Virginia, citing the program’s offensive vision and coaching stability as major factors in his move.
The wide receiver shared his decision publicly on social media, thanking Arizona State’s staff for their support while expressing excitement about his new opportunity in Morgantown. His announcement immediately energized Mountaineer fans, who have watched the coaching staff make several strong additions during the current cycle.
West Virginia showed consistent interest in Eusebio throughout the fall, maintaining communication even after his initial commitment to the Sun Devils. That persistence paid off when the talented receiver became available once again, giving WVU an opportunity to secure one of its top targets.
Eusebio’s skill set is expected to fit seamlessly into the Mountaineers’ offensive scheme. His ability to stretch the field, create separation and contribute in multiple receiver roles provides an immediate boost to the team’s future passing attack. Coaches view him as a player capable of developing into a reliable, high-impact contributor.
The Mountaineers’ momentum on the recruiting trail continues to build as the program adds another promising offensive weapon. Further updates on West Virginia football recruiting can be found as the cycle progresses.
