WVU goes back to familiar place for latest addition Esdale

[jwb703]

I think that’s five former RL/ECA guys there now.

https://westvirginia.rivals.com/news/wvu-goes-back-to-familiar-place-for-latest-addition-esdale

 

[Shine bright like a diamond]

I think that’s five former RL/ECA guys there now.

https://westvirginia.rivals.com/news/wvu-goes-back-to-familiar-place-for-latest-addition-esdale

It seems like there have been quite a few kids from this area attend WVU. By quite a few I am talking 4-5. I have no idea of the number or if I am remotely correct.

 

[ravensrooster2]

WVU recruits Maryland pretty hard as well at least they used to UMD has been getting a bigger cut of the MD/DC boys nowadays

 

[The_Foghorn]

It seems like there have been quite a few kids from this area attend WVU. By quite a few I am talking 4-5. I have no idea of the number or if I am remotely correct.

I'm a WVU alum and WVU recruits Delaware pretty well. I moved here in 1990 and it seems like we've almost always had a Delaware kid on the roster.

WVU also draws quite a few non-athlete students every year from Delaware. Even for out-of-state students, it is quite affordable and only a 4-5 drive away. Additionally, if WVU offers a major that is not offered by a Delaware college or university, Delaware residents can qualify for in state tuition (which is really cheap comparatively speaking) if you go through the Academic Common Market Southern Regional Consortium … just an fyi. Link https://www.sreb.org/academic-common-market

 

[ravensrooster2]

Great info Foghorn.. Good to see you again. Figuratively speaking/typing.. of course

 

[The_Foghorn]

Great info Foghorn.. Good to see you again. Figuratively speaking/typing.. of course

I check in periodically, but since my older son graduated, I don't follow high school football as closely as I used to. I have a young beast on his way up thought (playing at MOT). He will be hitting the high school fields in 4 years.

 

[ravensrooster2]

Keeps us posted... any thoughts on what HS yet or at least does lilFoghorn have the list whittled down to final 3 yet?

 

[The_Foghorn]

Keeps us posted... any thoughts on what HS yet or at least does lilFoghorn have the list whittled down to final 3 yet?

LOL no, but my wife and I have discussed it. He goes to Newark Charter (where I would like him to stay for academic reasons), but they'll never have a football team by the time he's in high school and I can't see taking football away from him.

 

[ravensrooster2]

Hey FOG! I''ll meet you at the tailgate in 4 years.. just saying of course

 

[The_Foghorn]

Hey FOG! I''ll meet you at the tailgate in 4 years.. just saying of course

My daughter went to Caravel until they got into Newark Charter, so it's in the mix.

 

[theScootchOfTheNorth]

I'm a WVU alum and WVU recruits Delaware pretty well. I moved here in 1990 and it seems like we've almost always had a Delaware kid on the roster.

WVU also draws quite a few non-athlete students every year from Delaware. Even for out-of-state students, it is quite affordable and only a 4-5 drive away. Additionally, if WVU offers a major that is not offered by a Delaware college or university, Delaware residents can qualify for in state tuition (which is really cheap comparatively speaking) if you go through the Academic Common Market Southern Regional Consortium … just an fyi. Link https://www.sreb.org/academic-common-market

Yeah, in terms of non-athlete students, the pipeline of Delaware special education students to WVU has been very strong historically. I know at least 11 Eddies who were special who went there. It was either WVU, Wesley or being pharmaceutical drug test subjects.

I’d take the red pill bro

Scootch out

 

[Shine bright like a diamond]

I'm a WVU alum and WVU recruits Delaware pretty well. I moved here in 1990 and it seems like we've almost always had a Delaware kid on the roster.

WVU also draws quite a few non-athlete students every year from Delaware. Even for out-of-state students, it is quite affordable and only a 4-5 drive away. Additionally, if WVU offers a major that is not offered by a Delaware college or university, Delaware residents can qualify for in state tuition (which is really cheap comparatively speaking) if you go through the Academic Common Market Southern Regional Consortium … just an fyi. Link https://www.sreb.org/academic-common-market

Thanks for the info. The in-state tuition is an awesome benefit. And it is actually closer than I thought. PA seems like it takes days to drive across.
A great opportunity to play against top notch talent.

 

[The_Foghorn]

Thanks for the info. The in-state tuition is an awesome benefit. And it is actually closer than I thought. PA seems like it takes days to drive across.
A great opportunity to play against top notch talent.

Just an FYI for those interested in the affordability of WVU

Tuition Rates Cost Per Year
In-state tuition & fees $8,856
Out-of-state tuition & fees $24,960
Room & board expenses $10,284