Oklahoma Offensive Line Transfer Josh Aisosa Takes Visit to West Virginia

Rich Rodriguez is looking to add depth to his group up front.

Edmond Santa Fe's Josh Aisosa speaks before signing to play football with OU during a signing day ceremony in Edmond, Wednesday, Dec. 20, 2023. | BRYAN TERRY/THE OKLAHOMAN / USA TODAY NETWORK

The West Virginia football roster as a whole is under severe construction, but the offensive line is the one area that head coach Rich Rodriguez is most concerned about. He liked parts of what he saw in the spring from the several newcomers and handful of returners, but the depth, or lack thereof, is what keeps him up at night.

West Virginia has been in contact with a handful of offensive linemen in the transfer portal and recently hosted former Oklahoma Sooner, Josh Aisosa.

Transfer OL Josh Aisosa from Oklahoma is on campus for a visit with #WVU. pic.twitter.com/EVDtNhhgnZ
— Josh Wolfe (@WolfeSI_WVU) April 22, 2025

Aisosa (6'3", 331 lbs) out of Santa Fe High School in Edmond, Oklahoma, picked the Sooners over offers from Army, Eastern Michigan, Iowa State, Navy, North Texas, Sam Houston, Texas State, UNLV, UTSA, and a few others.

As a senior, he was named the Central Oklahoma Athletic Conference Offensive Lineman of the Year and 6A-1 District 2 Offensive Lineman of the Year. He was rated the 52nd-best offensive lineman in the country by On3 Sports and 63rd on ESPN.

Aisosa did not appear in any games during his lone season in Norman, and while he wouldn't be an immediate impact player for the Mountaineers, he would give them some depth on the interior and a young player that they can groom and develop.

He will have all four years of eligibility remaining.

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