Names like Pat White, Noel Devine, and Jeff Casteel on staff indicate a shift in culture from the era of Neal Brown and Dana Holgorsen back towards winning football in Morgantown.
WVU head coach Rich Rodriguez has reported that he has brought in former WVU alum Pat White to be the Assistant Quarterbacks Coach, along with being an Assistant to the Head Coach. What does he add to the staff?
On November 8th, with the time still to be determined, Morgantown, West Virginia, will become a spectacle when Deion Sanders and his Colorado Buffaloes come to town for a matchup with the Mountaineers.
Former West Virginia Football Head Coach Neal Brown has had his name thrown around recently in regards to some of college football's most high-profile landing spots.
The numbers show that 50% more talent has left the program than transferred into it. But this didn't remove WVU from the top of the mountain when it comes to athletes knowing they can win in Morgantown and win regularly. As stated before, It takes
as the legendary basketball coach Tubby Smith once said, we are teaching our athletes how to quit. Loyalty is out the window. So, how can this be fixed with a destination such as Morgantown?
WVU could move the ball down the field on offense, but its secondary needed to be doing them more favors on the defensive side of the ball. At one point, Memphis put together six straight scoring drives, making it a classic Big 12-style shootout.
Navigating through all of this for a young adult can be a challenge. During today's press conferences, WVU QB Garrett Greene, defensive lineman Sean Martin, and Interim head coach Chad Scott took the podium. When searching for a word to describe their
It will take an entire season to truly get talent nationwide to want to come to West Virginia through the transfer portal. It takes a unique individual to play for Rodriguez. Once folks notice how the team plays fast and physical, and how they're coached,