ANOTHER ONE_ WVU beats AUBURN/ MSU & the SEC for IMPACT EDGE DEFENDER!

#WVU #WestVirginia #Mountaineers West Virginia continues to reload its defense through the transfer portal, landing Coastal Carolina defensive end Ezekiel Durham-Campbell — one of the most productive and disruptive pass rushers available this cycle. Durham-Campbell comes to Morgantown after an all-conference season in the Sun Belt, where he posted 42 tackles, 8.0 tackles for loss, 5.5 sacks, and finished near the top of the league in total pressures. At 6-foot-5, 247 pounds, he brings length, power, and real pass-rush juice to a defensive front that needed proven production. This is a major addition for Zac Alley’s defense. Durham-Campbell offers true versatility, having lined up at defensive end, edge, and outside linebacker, giving WVU flexibility in how it deploys pressure packages in 2026. With almost all of last season’s pass-rush production gone, this is the type of experienced, battle-tested defender the Mountaineers had to land. WVU beat out a loaded offer list that included Auburn, Michigan State, Mississippi State, Kentucky, Baylor, UCF, and more — and now adds a one-year, high-impact piece to a defensive room that is wide open. What does this mean for WVU’s defensive line rotation? Where does Durham-Campbell fit immediately? And is this another sign that Zac Alley’s unit is taking a real step forward? Let’s break it all down. #WVU #WestVirginia #Mountaineers #WVUFootball #LockedOnWVU #TransferPortal #CollegeFootball #CFB #PortalSeason #DefensiveLine #EdgeRusher #PassRush #ZacAlley #Big12 #SunBelt #MountaineerNation Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See https://pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.