There may be another piece or two still on the way for West Virginia, but the bulk of this year's transfer portal class is in place. Last week, I dropped my thoughts on who I believed to be the top portal acquisitions.
The transfer portal opened on January 2nd, and over the two-week period, over 40 players from West Virginia's 2025 roster departed. Many of them have found their next home, but there are still a bunch who are waiting to find the right spot.
You're never going to check all of the boxes and fix every issue in one offseason. Still, you can change the trajectory of the program, and that's what Rich Rodriguez and the West Virginia Mountaineers did in this transfer portal cycle.
The home winning streak stays alive for West Virginia, pushing it to fifteen following tonight's double-digit win over the Colorado Buffaloes. As always, our updated look at the WVU basketball stock report.
The West Virginia Mountaineers (11-6, 2-2) welcome the Colorado Buffaloes (12-5, 2-2) Saturday evening. Tip-off is set for 6:00 p.m. EST and will be televised on CBSSN.
West Virginia and Colorado will meet for just the third time in program history on Saturday, with tonight being the Buffs' first-ever trip to Morgantown.
Just a handful of days after the disaster in Houston, the West Virginia Mountaineers are looking to bounce back in a big way at home against the Colorado Buffaloes.
Tonight, the West Virginia Mountaineers are back in action at Hope Coliseum, where they will look to move a game back above .500 in conference play, hosting the Colorado Buffaloes.
Just how good are West Virginia's additions through the transfer portal? Well, it depends on who you ask. Yesterday, I ranked the top five portal acquisitions, along with a bonus pick and a wild card.
Rich Rodriguez will be adding a few more players via the transfer portal, but much of the class is set. Who are the biggest impact players coming to Morgantown?
It was a low-scoring affair on Wednesday night inside Hope Coliseum and one that West Virginia could have very easily won. Unfortunately, Marta Suarez drilled a three-pointer at the buzzer to lift No.
Wednesday night, the West Virginia Mountaineers men's basketball social media account revealed a new throwback uniform set, which they will debut on Saturday at home against the Colorado Buffaloes.
Tuesday night's game against No. 7 Houston is one the West Virginia Mountaineers will want to forget as soon as possible. And they'll have to move on quickly as they return to the floor on Saturday at home against Colorado.
Finally, it's over. The West Virginia Mountaineers were blown out by No. 7 Houston on Tuesday night by a 77-48 score. Now it's time for our usual postgame look at the WVU basketball stock report.
Tonight was not the Mountaineers' night, to say the least. After a brutal start to the game, West Virginia quickly fell behind by double-digits and stayed at such a distance for basically the entirety of the night.
One day after adding new quarterback Michael Hawkins Jr. through the transfer portal, Rich Rodriguez and the West Virginia Mountaineers picked up a new talented wideout to throw to.