2025 Football Roster
Jersey Number 23
Jason Chambers
- Position:
- Cornerback
- Height:
- 5-11
- Weight:
- 189
- Class:
- Senior
- Hometown:
- Charlotte, N.C.
- High School:
- Butler
- Prev School:
- NC Central/Appalachian State
- Has played in 46 career games, including 38 starts
- Finished his career with 140 tackles, including 99 solo stops, six tackles for loss, five interceptions, 22 pass breakups, one forced fumble and one fumble recovery
2025 (Sr.)
- Started all 12 games at cornerback and on special teams
- Used on 768 plays, including 664 on defense
- Saw action on 40 or more defensive plays in 10 games
- Season-high 71 plays at Ohio and 69 against Texas Tech
- Finished the season with 34 tackles, including 29 solo stops and three tackles for loss throughout 12 games
- Also added one interception on the season
- Tallied two solo tackles against Texas Tech
- Added two solo stops at Arizona State
- Tallied four solo tackles, including a career-best two tackles for loss, and one pass breakup against Colorado
- Matched his season high with five solo stops at Houston]
- Recorded a tackle and added a season-best two pass breakups against TCU
- Notched his first interception as a Mountaineer at UCF
- WVU Team Captain: UCF
- Added three tackles with two solo stops at BYU
- Totaled a season-high six tackles with five solo stops vs. Utah
- Registered three tackles, including two solos and added his first pass breakup of the season at Kansas
- Tallied four solo stops and matched his then-career high with one tackle for loss vs. Pitt
- Recorded three solo tackles on the road at Ohio\
- Collected one tackle in his WVU debut vs. Robert Morris
- Transferred to WVU from Appalachian State in Winter 2025
2024 (Jr.) - Appalachian State
- Played cornerback for coach Shawn Clark at Appalachian State
- Recorded 38 tackles, including 0.5 a tackle for loss
- Also added an interception and a breakup
2023 (So.) - North Carolina Central
- Played for coach Trei Oliver at North Carolina Central
- College Football Network HBCU First-Team All-American
- Semifinalist for the Aeneas Williams Award (top HBCU defensive back in Division I)
- Appeared in 12 games
- Collected 41 tackles, three interceptions, six pass breakups, one forced fumble and one fumble recovery
- Helped lead the 9-3 Eagles, who qualified for the FCS playoffs
- Picked off a pass in three straight games, with returns of 19, 6 and 44 yards earned All-MEAC recognition
2022 (Fr.) - North Carolina Central
- Made 27 tackles, broke up seven passes and had two tackles for loss in 10 games
- Helped lead a 10-2 team that captured the HBCU national championship with a Celebration Bowl win against Jackson State
High School
- Played cornerback and was a return specialist for coach Brian Hales at Butler High
- Selected to play in the Shrine Bowl of the Carolinas
- Named SW4A All-Conference as a senior in 2021
Personal
- Son of Justin and Sara Chambers
- One of six children (2 brothers, 3 sisters)
- Graduated with his bachelor's degree in integrated studies from WVU in December 2025
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