Wyatt Milum, a senior offensive lineman at West Virginia University, has been named to The Sporting News’ All-America First Team. The honors follow his recognition as the Big 12 Conference Offensive Lineman of the Year, and he became the 18th Mountaineer to be included in the all-time FWAA All-America list. Over his career, Milum has played in 47 games and has contributed to the Mountaineers ranking in the top 10 among Power 4 schools in rushing offense this season.

By the Numbers

• Milum has played in 47 games and started 43, with 2,951 snaps over four years.
• WVU ranks No. 9 among Power 4 schools with 192.7 rushing yards per game in 2024.
• He has not allowed a sack in 34 of the last 36 games and has not allowed one in the past two seasons.

State of Play

• This marks the fifth All-America selection for Milum across various teams, including four first-team recognitions.
• WVU is tied for No. 10 nationally with 83 rushes resulting in 10-plus yards this season.
• The Mountaineers have had a strong rushing attack, ranking No. 1 among Power 4 schools in 2023.

What’s Next

Looking ahead, Milum’s continued excellence may secure him further accolades and potentially influence his prospects for the NFL draft. West Virginia’s offensive line will likely focus on maintaining its rushing success as they aim for a strong finish in the upcoming games.

Bottom Line

Milum’s recognition as a Sporting News All-American underscores his significant impact on WVU’s offensive performance and highlights the strength of their rushing attack. His impressive statistics and consistent performance position him as a key player moving forward.