Eastern Michigan WR Oran Singleton Jr. Commits to West Virginia

West Virginia adds a receiver out of the transfer portal.
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West Virginia has landed its second commitment out of the transfer portal, and its first on the offensive side of the ball.

Sunday evening, Eastern Michigan wide receiver transfer Oran Singleton Jr. announced his pledge to the Mountaineers.

This past season for the Eagles, Singleton caught a team-high 64 passes for 639 yards and two touchdowns. Prior to arriving at Eastern Michigan, Singleton played one year at Akron and then made the move to the junior college level to play for Hutchinson CC. There, he led the team in receptions (31) and was second in yards (419).

West Virginia will continue to add to the wide receiver room in the coming days and weeks as they look to replace the departure of Justin Robinson along with the potential departures of Traylon Ray Ric’Darious Farmer and Hudson Clement.

Singleton will have one year of eligibility remaining.

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Schuyler Callihan
SCHUYLER CALLIHAN

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