WVU football finally got their first Big 12 win of the season last week, and their first win since September 13. Now, the Mountaineers enter Week 11 looking to build a winning streak and keep their hopes for bowl eligibility alive as they square off against the Colorado Buffaloes. If you are hoping to keep up with the WVU-Colorado showdown this weekend, here’s all the information you need to know.
The Basics: When And Where
The matchup with Colorado is the fifth home game this season for West Virginia, and the third in league play – WVU is 2-2 at home in 2025, with wins over Robert Morris and Pitt and losses to TCU and Utah. The game is set for Saturday, November 8 at Milan Puskar Stadium in Morgantown, with the game set to kick off at Noon EST.
TV, Streaming, and Radio
The game between the Mountaineers and Buffaloes will be broadcast live on TNT and TruTV on Saturday, and can also be streamed online on HBO Max with a valid subscription. The commentary duties will be handled by J.B. Long, Mike Golic Jr. and Jared Greenberg.
The game will also feature radio coverage available on all local Mountaineer Sports Network affiliates or The Varsity Network via web browser or smartphone app. Gameday coverage will start at 9:00 AM EST with the weekly Pregame Tailgate Show before the broadcats switches to pre-game coverage for WVU-Houston at 11:00 AM EST. Tony Caridi and Dwight Wallace will be on the call for the matchup while Jed Drenning reports from the sideline.
Tickets
Those who want to take in the action at Milan Puskar Stadium on Saturday afternoon can find tickets available through theWVU Athletic Department at this link, and tickets are also available via resale on SeatGeek, which serves as the official fan-to-fan ticket marketplace of WVU Athletics.
Weather
The forecast for Morgantown on Saturday calls for a high temperature of 61 degrees and a low temperature of 48 degrees with partly sunny skies.. There's just a 25 percent chance of precipitation on the day, with the highest chance of rain coming before 10 AM EST and between 1-4 PM EST. Light winds of up to seven miles per hour are also expected on Saturday afternoon.
WVU-Colorado Series History
The West Virginia Mountaineers and Colorado Buffaloes have played each other just twice over the course of their programs’ histories, with a home-and-home series taking place in 2008 and 2009 when WVU was in the Big East and Colorado was in their first stint with the Big 12.
In 2008, Colorado defeated WVU in a 17-14 overtime win in Boulder, in a game that featured current WVU assistant coaches Pat White and Noel Devine playing for the Mountaineers. WVU and Devine returned the favor with a 35-24 win over the Buffs at Milan Puskar Stadium in which Devin ran for 220 yards.
Rich Rodriguez is 5-1 against Colorado all-time as a head coach, but all of those games were played while he was the head coach at Arizona and the two programs met as members of the PAC-12 Conference.