Chase Guers commits to West Virginia for college football
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 27, 2026, 10:48 PM
Last updated Aug 27, 2026

Chase Guers, a four-star wide receiver, has verbally committed to play football at West Virginia University. His decision, announced on June 25, comes after choosing the Mountaineers over 16 other offers, including Syracuse and Pittsburgh. Guers cited a strong connection with the program and coaching staff, as well as family support, particularly from his brothers who also play at the collegiate level. He aims to showcase his skills, having previously achieved success on the track and accumulated impressive statistics in high school football. Guers plans to contribute significantly to the Mountaineers as he enters his senior year and looks forward to a competitive college career.
- •Chase Guers committed to West Virginia on June 25.
- •He had 16 other offers, including Syracuse and Pitt.
- •Guers aims to play wide receiver at the college level.
- •He recorded 535 receiving yards and six touchdowns last season.
- •His family has a strong football background with two brothers playing in college.
- 10:48 PMYahoo Sports — Speed, family, and Big 12 dreams: Inside Chase Guers’ West Virginia decision
"Chase Guers officially made his college decision at the end of June by verbally committing to play football at West Virginia University. The news broke on the morning of June 25 when Guers, a four-star wide receiver, announced he plans to join the Mountaineers over 16 other offers including Syracuse, UConn, Pitt, Cincinnati and Illinois. “It was a decision. My mom told me she didn’t want to ...
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