Deshawn Woods is a four-star recruit from Omaha, NE, out of Omaha Central (No. 230 in the 2022 class) who has not played in West Virginia's 8 games this season.
Where Woods comes from
- Omaha, NE
- Omaha Central
- About 850 miles from Milan Puskar Stadium
- Four-star, No. 230 in the 2022 class; signed with Wyoming.
Where Woods fits
West Virginia lists 19 offensive linemen this season.
West Virginia offensive linemen with a game this season
The team’s line is 28th in the country in stuff rate allowed this season (a team number).
West Virginia is 5-3. Next: at Texas Tech, Sat Nov 7.
Similar players
Same class and position
From Omaha Central
Also from Omaha, NE
Where to follow
Awards
A four-star recruit at offensive line for West Virginia -- now projected at an All-Conference level.
Offensive line play doesn't show up in a box score. Here's what actually tells you whether he's good.
The unit he anchors ranks 28th nationally in stuff rate allowed this season. See the full unit breakdown →
West Virginia has produced 7 All-Conference offensive linemen and 1 All-American. 5 have gone on to the NFL Draft since 2015. Wyatt Milum was one of them, an All-American.
Two seasons, two schools
- 2026 West Virginia RodriguezYear 5 · Games –
- Apr 2023 Entered the transfer portal
- 2022 Wyoming BohlYear 1 · Games –
- High school Omaha CentralOmaha, NE · Class of 2022Four-star, No. 230 in the 2022 class. Signed with Wyoming.Also from Omaha Central: Ike Ackerman (Ohio), Caleb Pyfrom (New Mexico State) and Alijah Wayne (North Dakota State).
Moves
- Entered the transfer portal from Wyoming, Apr 21, 2023.
2022
- Signed with WyomingFour-star, out of Omaha Central
2023
- Entered the portalfrom Wyoming
Coaching lineage · 2022–2026
2 coachesPlayed for 2 head coaches at 2 schools: Craig Bohl and Rich Rodriguez.
