Garrett Ford Sr. was more than just an amazing athlete. To everyone who has crossed his path, they'll tell you how elite a human being he was as well. Earlier this week, the legendary West Virginia running back passed away at his home in Charlotte, North Carolina, at the age of 80.
The transfer portal officially opens here in a couple of weeks, so before the madness begins, we're going to take a look back at last year's West Virginia portal class, highlighting some of the biggest surprises and disappointments.
The key to building a successful program is to find guys who have experienced winning. Knowing what it looks like and what it takes, day in and day out, means the coaching staff doesn't have to spend extra time embedding a winning work ethic.
Because the transfer portal doesn't officially open for another couple of weeks, it's hard to truly know who West Virginia will pursue. We do know one thing, though.
Rich Rodriguez and the West Virginia Mountaineers put together one heck of a 2026 recruiting class, signing well over 40 prospects during the early signing period.
Here in a couple of weeks, the West Virginia coaching staff will be looking to bring in transfer quarterbacks for a visit, hoping to land someone who can compete with Scotty Fox Jr.
For the second time in as many years, West Virginia fans have had to learn an entirely new men's basketball roster, thanks to a coaching change. When Darian DeVries bolted for Indiana, the entire WVU roster, aside from Abraham Oyeadier, entered the portal.
Over the weekend, West Virginia signee John Johnson III led Edna Karr to a second straight Louisiana state championship with a 49-14 victory over St. Augustine.
The transfer portal isn't set to officially open for another few weeks, but there are already some big names who have announced they will be available, such as DJ Lagway (Florida), Dylan Raiola (Nebraska), and Brendan Sorsby (Cincinnati).
The inability to finish games has put West Virginia in a tough position entering Big 12 Conference play. They have one more game before the league schedule begins, but Mississippi Valley State is among the worst teams in all of college basketball, so there's nothing to worry about there.
The West Virginia Mountaineers (7-3) square off against the Ohio State Buckeyes (7-2) at Rocket Arena in Cleveland, Ohio. Tip-off is set for 8:00 p.m. EST and the action will be televised on ESPNU.
If the West Virginia Mountaineers want a chance at making the NCAA Tournament, tonight's game against Ohio State is one they have to get. Yes, there's a ton of season left, but with each loss, your resume takes a hit, and with a brutal 18-game league schedule on deck, things aren't going to get any easier.
West Virginia quarterback Khalil Wilkins has announced his decision to enter the NCAA transfer portal, he revealed via X. Following the 2025 season, Wilkins will enter the portal with three years of eligibility remaining, giving him time to contribute at his next stop.
With no bowl game to talk about this month for West Virginia, why not take a look ahead at what's to come for the Mountaineers in 2026? The schedule has not been finalized, but the opponents have been for quite some time.
Unlike last year, Rich Rodriguez and his staff won't have to completely depend on the transfer portal to fill out their two-deep in 2026. They will, however,
Earlier this week, Morgantown, West Virginia, native Maddox Twigg, a quarterback in the 2028 class, received his fourth Division I offer from the hometown Mountaineers.
The transfer portal, although yet to open, is already lined up with Mountaineers knocking on the door, waiting to be let in. On Thursday, redshirt freshman
Thursday morning, Matt Zenitz of CBS Sports reported that West Virginia running backs coach Larry Porter will be taking the same job at Auburn under new head coach Alex Golesh.
It's been several months since the College Football 26 video game was released, but EA Sports does a pretty good job (for the most part) of updating roster and uniform options along the way.