Danville (Va.) George Washington 2026 defensive lineman Christopher Law made a strong impression during his first-ever trip to Morgantown for West Virginia’s second one‑day camp. At 6‑foot‑2 and 275 pounds, Law arrived eager to showcase his skills and left feeling energized by the environment. According to Law, the visit “went great. Overall great school, great facilities and the coaches made it feel like it was home.”
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🔍 Strength and Technique Shine
Law spent much of the afternoon working directly with Defensive Line Coach William Green, who zeroed in on his footwork, leverage, and technique—hallmarks of a well‑taught front‑line prospect. Law was equally impressed by both the coach’s focus on fundamentals and the candid feedback he received.
> “The coaches were outstanding. They taught you the technique and did a lot of critiquing to make sure you were on the right path,” Law said.
Camp officials praised Law’s hustle, quick first step off the snap, and ability to anchor against the run—physical traits that fit what WVU’s coaching staff looks for in a defensive tackle.
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📈 A Budding Pipeline?
Law admitted he was thrilled to hear positive feedback throughout the event. Led by Green and supported by the full coaching staff, West Virginia’s staff made a compelling case for Morgantown as a destination:
> “I think I did pretty good. There’s always something to improve on so I’m forever chasing that standard of perfection.”
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🗓️ What’s Next on the Recruiting Trail?
Post‑camp, Law’s schedule will take him to Liberty and Western Michigan, but he didn’t rule out another trip back to WVU:
> “If I was blessed with that chance,” he said regarding a potential return to Morgantown.
This summer will be telling as West Virginia follows up and Law evaluates his developmental options. As one Reddit fan noted in a thread about the event:
> “2026 DL Law talks West Virginia camp stop …”
While that post garnered no replies yet, it reflects an emerging buzz around Law’s recruitment in Mountaineer circles.
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🏈 Final Thoughts
Law’s first Morgantown visit checked several boxes: familiarizing himself with WVU’s facilities, fostering a connection with the coaching staff, and earning commendable feedback. His blend of power, motor, and coach‑able mindset gives the Mountaineers a promising look at a potential defensive tackle for their 2026 class. Team planners will likely continue to monitor his progress and may extend another invitation down the line. As for Law, he’s clearly setting a high bar for himself—and WVU seems poised to stay in the conversation.