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West Virginia lands a commitment from 4-star safety Carter Bonner
TL;DR
Carter Bonner, a four-star safety from Baltimore, has committed to West Virginia. He chose the Mountaineers over finalists Maryland, Oregon State, Tennessee, and Virginia Tech.
Key points
- Carter Bonner is a four-star safety.
- He is from St. Frances Academy in Baltimore, Maryland.
- Bonner chose West Virginia over several other schools.
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Baltimore (Md.) St. Frances Rivals Industry four-star safety Carter Bonner announced his commitment to West Virginia on Monday.
The talented defensive back chose to play for Rich Rodriguez and the Mountaineers over his other finalists in Maryland, Oregon State, Tennessee and Virginia Tech.
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“They made it easy for me to commit West Virginia,” Carter Bonner told Rivals. “Showed a tremendous amount of love, made me a priority whenever I made it up to Morgantown. The coaches also kept in touch a lot, we’ve built a great relationship throughout the process.”
Tabbed by the Rivals Industry Rankings as the nation’s No. 32 safety, the 6-foot-3, 190-pound Bonner becomes commit No. 8 for West Virginia in the 2027 class. Rod West was the lead recruiter.
Q&A
What schools did Carter Bonner choose from before committing to West Virginia?
Carter Bonner chose West Virginia over Maryland, Oregon State, Tennessee, and Virginia Tech.
Who is Carter Bonner and what position does he play?
Carter Bonner is a four-star safety from St. Frances Academy in Baltimore, Maryland.
Who is the head coach of West Virginia that Carter Bonner committed to?
Carter Bonner committed to West Virginia under head coach Rich Rodriguez.