WVU WR Commit Montavin Quisenberry Flips Decision to SEC School

The Mountaineers lose a piece of the 2025 recruiting class.

Montavin Quisenberry - WVU athletics communications

Wednesday morning, class of 2025 wide receiver Montavin Quisenberry (59", 175 lbs) of Danville, Kentucky has flipped his commitment from West Virginia to Kentucky.

After careful consideration and talks with my family, I have decided to decommit from West Virginia University. The decision was not made lightly as I have tremendous respect for the WVU coaching staff and team.
With that being said I am committing to KENTUCKY! Go Cats pic.twitter.com/Obszz3x1ha

— Montavin Quisenberry (@MontavinQuisen1) October 16, 2024

Quisenberry attends Boyle County High School which is of course the alma mater of WVU head coach Neal Brown. He has been tied to WVU for quite some time and made his verbal pledge to the Mountaineers official back in June.

So far this season, Quisenberry has hauled in 27 passes for 492 yards and eight touchdowns while also rushing for 439 yards and eight scores on 43 carries.

Aside from Kentucky and West Virginia, he holds offers from Kent State, Louisville, Louisiana Tech, Michigan, Ole Miss, Toledo, Virginia Tech, and several others.

With his de-commitment, the Mountaineers now have 21 commits overall, three of which are receivers - Jalil Hall, Teriq Mallory, and Tyshawn Dues.

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