SPARTANBURG, S.C. – On Wednesday, the Wofford College football program announced the signings of 14 student-athletes to financial aid agreements or letters of commitment.
 
The 14 include five players on offense, seven players on defense, and two specialists. The student-athletes are from five different states, including five from South Carolina and three each from Florida and Georgia.  
 
"This class, as well as the initial signing class in December and with the transfer class, has provided us an opportunity to address a number of needs that have transpired in the portal period, as well as needs to get our team to move forward," said head coach Shawn Watson. "I appreciate the great efforts of Devin Watson, who is our recruiting coordinator, and all the assistant coaches in this process. We started working the Monday after Thanksgiving break and we just finished. And it was a tremendous amount of work evaluating, vetting, visiting, and closing deals. I'm just really pleased with all their hard work and how we've been able to upgrade our roster."
 
Ethan Drumm and Joshua Hodge are freshman early enrollees and joined the team at the start of the spring semester, along with December signee Reggie Houston.
 
This group of signees join the 12 from the early signing period in December, along with 12 transfers that joined the team in January and February, to give the Terriers a total of 38 newcomers.
 
The Terriers will begin spring practice on March 4. The eligibility of all student-athletes is contingent upon admission to Wofford College and compliance with all NCAA rules, including registration with the NCAA Eligibility Center.

 

Name	POS	HT	WT	Hometown/High School
Ben Diedrich	OL	6-4	280	Atlanta, Ga. / North Atlanta
Jacob Domengeaux	DL	6-0	275	Mooresville, N.C. / Lake Norman
Ethan Drumm	QB	6-3	202	Jacksonville, Fla. / The Bolles School
Joshua Hodge	LS	6-1	215	Campobello, S.C. / Spartanburg
Terrance Honeywood	WR	6-1	165	Miami Gardens, Fla. / Miami Norland
Zion Howell	DB	5-10	165	Orangeburg, S.C. / Orangeburg-Wilkinson
Jordan Johnson	DL	6-4	245	Milton, Ga. / Cambridge
Nicholas Mathious	DL	5-11	275	Powder Springs, Ga. / Hillgrove
Logan McCloud	LB	6-1	200	Newberry, Fla. / Newberry
P.J. Miller	OL	6-4	265	Mauldin, S.C. / Hillcrest
Tyler Morgan	DB	5-11	160	Easley, S.C. / Wren
Penn Morris	P	6-2	180	Pinehurst, N.C. / Episcopal (Va.)
Hudson Wamack	WR	6-0	175	Chattanooga, Tenn. / Boyd-Buchanan
Wyatt Ward	LB	6-1	210	Greenville, S.C. / J.L. Mann

2025 Newcomers

Ben Diedrich (6-4, 280, Atlanta, Ga.) was a four-year letterman at North Atlanta High School on the offensive line. As a captain his senior season, the team had their first Georgia 6A Region Championship. He was named first-team All-Region as a senior and honorable mention All-Region as a junior. He also lettered in lacrosse, wrestling, and track and field.
 
Jacob Domengeaux (6-0, 275, Mooresville, N.C.) was a four-year letterman on the defensive line at Lake Norman High School. For his career, had 111 total tackles, 20 tackles for loss, and four sacks. The team made the playoffs all four seasons. He was named All-Conference and All-County twice each.  As a senior had 64 total tackles, 14 tackles for loss, two blocked kicks, and a forced fumble.
 
Ethan Drumm (6-3, 202, Jacksonville, Fla.) played quarterback at The Bolles School. During his senior season, he started all 12 games and was 115-of-216 passing for 1,859 yards and 22 touchdowns. He started one game as a junior and as a sophomore, he started four games and threw for 556 yards and four touchdowns as the team reached the state semifinals.
 
Joshua Hodge (6-1, 215, Campobello, S.C.) lettered twice at Spartanburg High School as the long snapper. He was named all-region at h-back and long snapper as a junior and senior. He was perfect on snaps during his senior season. The team reached the state semifinals twice. His father, Mark, is the head football coach at Spartanburg High School, and his brother, Caleb, also plays football at Wofford.
 
Terrance Honeywood (6-1, 165, Miami Gardens, Fla.) played wide receiver at Miami Norland High School. During his senior season, he had 35 catches for 756 yards and a pair of touchdowns, along with 217 kickoff return yards and 139 punt return yards for 1,168 all-purpose yards. He had 12 catches for 124 yards and two touchdowns as a junior, along with 113 rushing yards. He also competes in track, finishing fifth in the 110-meter hurdles and ninth in the 400-meter hurdles at the 2024 3A State Championship.
 
Zion Howell (5-1, 165, Orangeburg, S.C.) played in the secondary at Orangeburg-Wilkinson High School. He recorded 29 tackles, ten pass break-ups, two blocked kicks, and an interception. He also competed in track.
 
Jordan Johnson (6-4, 245, Milton, Ga.) was a defensive end at Cambridge High School for four seasons. For his career, he had 82 total tackles, 18 tackles for loss, 14 sacks, and two blocked punts. A team captain, he earned first-team All-Region honors as he ranked second in the region in sacks. 
 
Logan McCloud (6-1, 220, Newberry, Fla.) played linebacker for four seasons at Newberry High School. For his career, he had 325 tackles, 29 sacks, 59 tackles for loss, and four fumbles. In addition, he had 287 receiving yards and ten total touchdowns. He earned first-team All-Area honors as a junior and senior.
 
Nicholas Mathious (5-11, 275, Powder Springs, Ga.) was a four-year letterman on the defensive line at Hillgrove High School. For his career, he recorded 188 total tackles, 80 tackles for loss, and 23 sacks. He was named the Cobb County Defensive Player of the Year, along with first-team All-State and All-Region honors.
 
P.J. Miller (6-4, 265, Mauldin, S.C.) played on the offensive line at Hillcrest High School. As a senior he had 45 pancake blocks in six games played to earn All-Region honors.
 
Tyler Morgan (5-11, 160, Easley, S.C.) played four seasons in the secondary at Wren High School. For his career, he recorded 214 total tackles with five interceptions. He was named All-Region and All-Area twice, along with All-State honors. As a senior, he had 89 total tackles in nine games, with two tackles for loss and an interception.
 
Penn Morris (6-2, 180, Pinehurst, N.C.) was a two-year letterman at Episcopal High School. As a senior, he punted 35 times with a 45.0 average and eleven punts inside the 20. He was named All-Conference and honorable mention All-State as the team won the IAC conference championship.
 
Wyatt Ward (6-1, 210, Greenville, S.C.) was a three-year varsity linebacker at J.L. Mann High School. He earned All-State honors twice and All-Region recognition three times. As a senior, he recorded 125 total tackles with 29 tackles for loss. He had 155 total tackles as a junior and 142 total tackles as a sophomore.
 
Hudson Wamack (6-0, 175, Chattanooga, Tenn.) was a four-year letterman at Boyd-Buchanan High School, where he served as team captain. He had 800 career receiving yards with ten touchdowns and was named All-Region twice. He also played basketball.