As we discussed yesterday, if West Virginia is going to bring in a quarterback through the transfer portal (they will), it won't be someone who comes with a high price tag.
There are a bunch of changes coming to the West Virginia football roster with the transfer portal set to open next week on January 2nd. As of today, soon-to-be sophomore quarterback Scotty Fox Jr.
We're one week away from big boy basketball for the next three months straight, as West Virginia will begin the conference portion of its schedule next Friday in Ames against Iowa State — a team many believe has a strong chance to win the Big 12.
With a pause in the action, it's a good time to take a look at how the analytics love (or dislike) West Virginia to this point in the season. Current ranking: 67th West Virginia is 111th in offensive rating, according to KenPom's metrics, which makes a ton of sense.
The transfer portal will officially open up on January 2nd, but we've already heard from a number of West Virginia Mountaineers, who plan to enter and evaluate their options.
We've reached the unofficial midway point of the season as non-conference play is over, and the next game will begin a new chapter with the start of Big 12 play.
West Virginia rolled Mississippi Valley State Monday night 86-51. The Mountaineers (9-4) shot 53.6% from the field, while holding the Delta Devils (1-12) to 34% shooting from the floor.
West Virginia handled Mississippi Valley State 86-51 on Monday night and did so without one of the team’s leading scorers. As the first half progressed Monday night, forward Chance Moore remained on the bench.
West Virginia rolled Mississippi Valley State Monday night 86-51. The Mountaineers (9-4) shot 53.6% from the field, while holding the Delta Devils (1-12) to 34% shooting from the floor.
As expected, the West Virginia Mountaineers took the Mississippi Valley State Delta Devils to the woodshed, winning by a score of 86-51. My two cents from this one.
The West Virginia Mountaineers (8-4) welcome the Mississippi Valley State Delta Devils (1-11) to the Hope Coliseum Monday night. Tip-off is set for 7:00 p.m.
After a long hiatus, the West Virginia Mountaineers will return to the floor tonight in Morgantown for some holiday hoops against Mississippi Valley State.
Maybe here soon, the West Virginia Mountaineers will be playing this weekend in a College Football Playoff game, and perhaps hosting one. Could you imagine the scene for that?
Change is the name of the game in college athletics nowadays, and for the West Virginia running back room, it's nearing a complete makeover. On the way out are Jahiem White, Tye Edwards, Diore Hubbard, Clay Ash, Tyler Jacklich, and Kannon Katzer.
As painfully bad as West Virginia was in year one (for the second time) under Rich Rodriguez, it came and went in the blink of an eye. A 4-8 record will have the Grant Town native hungry and determined to fix things in a hurry and get the program back on track.
The transfer portal will officially open on January 2nd, and that's when all of the craziness begins. West Virginia will be sending out offers, setting up visits, and finishing the deal or moving on from a portal option quickly.
Early in the second half of last Saturday's game against Ohio State in Cleveland, it looked like the Mountaineers were set to cruise to a dominating victory, similarly to how they handled Pitt in the Backyard Brawl a month prior.
West Virginia running back Clay Ash is expected to enter the transfer portal, per 247Sports. The sophomore looks for a new opportunity after earning an increased role in the 2025 season with the Mountaineers.