Wolfley ‘wanted to be the first’ for 2015

MORGANTOWN, W.Va. — Morgantown High School rising junior tight end Stone Wolfley made his commitment to WVU official this week for the class of 2015, and he was a guest on the MetroNews Statewide “Sportsline” to break down his decision.

“Ever since I was a kid, I’ve always dreamed about being a Mountaineer,” Wolfley said. “I’ve always dreamed about wearing the Gold and Blue. As soon as the offer came, I seized the opportunity. I’m a WVU kid. My dad always taught me to be leader, not a follower. So, when the offer came, I wanted to be the first commit in the 2015 class.”

You can watch the complete interview with Wolfley above.





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