West Virginia was third behind Oklahoma and Texas in the not-so-successful Big 12 draft class. But this does not take away the talented and potentially dominant draft class for the Mountaineers.
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West Virginia will hold the annual Gold-Blue spring football game this Saturday. This provides the opportunity for underclassmen a chance to make an impression on coaches and gives other players the chance to dust of the rust coming into the new season.
The NFL Draft is right around the corner and many mock drafts have former West Virginia wide receiver Kevin White as one of the top two (if not the top) receivers in this year's class. A large number of mock drafts have White being selected fourth overall
Another season is in the books, and another senior class is out the door. This year, senior Juwan Staten took the reigns for a young Mountaineer team and led them to the Sweet 16 even with a few injuries under his belt.
West Virginia was dominated in the Sweet 16 game as Kentucky rolled to a 78-39 win over the Mountaineers.
West Virginia will be facing powerhouse Kentucky in the Sweet 16 round of the NCAA Tournament. Here are three players who must play at high level in that game.
West Virginia's strong defense puts away Maryland in a 69-59 win in the Round of 32.
West Virginia enters the NCAA Tournament as a No. 5 seed, but can they make a run in what appears to be the toughest region in the field of 64.
Two weeks ago, distress fell over No. 18 West Virginia as senior guard Juwan Staten was ruled out against Baylor due to a knee injury he sustained against Texas. His status remains uncertain for the remaining of the regular season and it looked as if the
No. 20 West Virginia was without their primary seniors, Juwan Staten and Gary Browne, on Senior Day, but that did not stop the Mountaineers from beating Oklahoma State 81-72.
No. 20 West Virginia will hit the road to face No. 19 Baylor as the Mountaineers aim to win their fourth straight game.