**BREAKING: Dual-threat QB Garrett Greene Shocks West Virginia with Decommitment, Flips to Texas**
In a stunning turn of events, dual-threat quarterback Garrett Greene has announced his decommitment from West Virginia, shocking fans and staff alike. The highly touted prospect from the class of 2025 had previously pledged his future to the Mountaineers but has now flipped his commitment to Texas, choosing the Longhorns over a host of other prestigious programs, including Georgia and Penn State.
Greene, a dynamic and versatile quarterback known for his ability to make plays both through the air and on the ground, has been a top target for several programs. His decision to switch to Texas has sent shockwaves through the recruiting world. While West Virginia had been the early favorite to land him, Greene’s recent visit to Austin seems to have sealed the deal.
The decision to commit to Texas was influenced by several factors, including the Longhorns’ championship aspirations, coaching staff, and their developing reputation for developing dual-threat quarterbacks. With Texas transitioning into the SEC, Greene believes that the program’s national profile will give him the best platform to showcase his talents at the highest level.
In addition to Texas, Greene had drawn significant interest from top programs like Georgia and Penn State, both of which made a strong case for his commitment. However, the allure of playing for one of college football’s premier programs in a powerhouse conference proved too strong for the talented QB to ignore.
This unexpected decommitment is a major blow for West Virginia, which now faces the task of shifting its recruiting strategy to fill the void left by Greene. Texas, on the other hand, has gained a major asset in its quest for future success, with Greene expected to play a key role in the team’s future offensive plans.
