2027 Wide Receiver Chanin Harris Attends Camp at West Virginia
Chanin Harris, a promising wide receiver prospect from the Class of 2027, recently made a stop in Morgantown to attend West Virginia’s football camp, drawing attention from Mountaineer coaches and fans alike. Although still early in his recruitment process, Harris is already making a name for himself with his athleticism, route-running ability, and football IQ.
Standing out among a competitive group of campers, Harris showed off polished skills well beyond his years. His crisp routes, soft hands, and acceleration out of breaks impressed onlookers throughout the day. For a rising high school sophomore, he displayed maturity on the field and an eagerness to learn—qualities college coaches look for even in underclassmen.
West Virginia’s staff has made it clear that building strong relationships with young prospects is a priority, and Harris’ visit is a good example of that approach. By attending camp, Harris not only had the opportunity to receive instruction directly from college-level coaches but also got a feel for WVU’s facilities, culture, and program expectations.
While it’s still early to predict where Harris will ultimately land, his visit to West Virginia could be an important step in building a bond with the Mountaineers. If his development continues on this upward trajectory, offers from Power Five programs are likely to follow.
Recruiting in the 2027 class is just beginning to ramp up, but players like Harris are already positioning themselves for big opportunities. West Virginia may have taken an early look at a future star—and Harris may have found a program that’s keeping a close eye on his future. As his high school career progresses, don’t be surprised if Chanin Harris becomes a familiar name on the national recruiti
ng scene.
