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Could WVU Change Primary Uniforms? Ditch the Grays? Ross Hodge Shares His Opinion

Over the last couple of years, West Virginia has rolled out some new uniforms for the men's basketball team. They did their first-ever throwback look a

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No. 17 West Virginia Falls to No. 22 Arizona State in Series Opener

The No. 17 West Virginia Mountaineers (17-5, 5-2) dropped game one of a three-game series at No. 22 Arizona State (19-6, 5-2) Friday night 14-4 in eight innings.

No. 17 West Virginia Travels to Face No. 22 Arizona State in Top-25 Weekend Series

The No. 17 West Virginia Mountaineers (17-4, 5-1) are in a top 25 road matchup and look to remain atop the Big 12 Conference standings against the No. 22 Arizona State Devils (18-6, 4-2) for a three-game weekend series.

West Virginia Mountaineers News / West Virginia Mountaineers on SI / March 26

Top WVU Linebacker Target Broncs Baker Announces Finalists & Decision Date

West Virginia is starting to make some progress in the 2027 recruiting class and is hoping to land another commitment here soon from top linebacker target Broncs Baker (6'2", 215 lbs) of Tooele, Utah.

West Virginia Mountaineers News / West Virginia Mountaineers on SI / March 25

Rich Rod Warns Schools Against Tampering with WVU’s Roster This Offseason

One thing that West Virginia's head football coach wants to accomplish in the next few weeks is to figure out a depth chart. Yes, by mid-April, the Mountaineers will have their first depth chart for the 2026 season — not one that will be made to the pubic, however.

Ben Cutter News / West Virginia Mountaineers on SI / March 25

‘Nothing Could Pull Me Out of Here’: Why Ben Cutter Refused to Leave WVU

In this day and age, it's rare to see a player stick at one school for four years. West Virginia linebacker Ben Cutter is one of the very few in all of college sports who has.

Mountaineers Ride Dominant Pitching to One-Hit Shutout of Marshall

Huntington, WV - The West Virginia pitching staff combined for a one-hitter, combining for 12 strikeouts, as the Mountaineers (17-14) produced a run in each of the the first three innings to shutout the Marshall Thundering Herd (13-10) Tuesday night 3-0 at Jack Cook Field.

No. 17 West Virginia Set for Road Test Against Marshall

The No. 17 West Virginia Mountaineers (16-4) travel south to Huntington (WV) to take on the Marshall Thundering Herd (13-9) Tuesday night at Jack Cook Field in the first of a three-game season series.

College Basketball News / West Virginia Mountaineers on SI / March 24

The Real Reason Why West Virginia Passed on Jerrod Calhoun a Year Ago

This time a year ago, West Virginia athletic director Wren Baker was unexpectedly forced into another coaching search for the men's basketball program as Darian DeVries bolted for Indiana after just one season.

West Virginia Mountaineers News / West Virginia Mountaineers on SI / March 24

After Crushing Exit, Emotional Kellogg Explains What This Team Meant to Him

There's no such thing as a loss that doesn't bring pain, but losing in the NCAA Tournament stings the worst because it means your season has come to an abrupt end.

West Virginia Mountaineers News / West Virginia Mountaineers on SI / March 24

Who Returns? Who Leaves? WVU Women's Hoops Roster After Tournament Exit

West Virginia came oh so close to clinching a spot in the Sweet Sixteen on Monday, but just couldn't get the friendly roll in from the rim on a potential game-winning shot from Gia Cooke.

West Virginia Mountaineers News / West Virginia Mountaineers on SI / March 23

West Virginia's Comeback Attempt Not Enough as Kentucky Advances to Sweet 16

The pace of the game favored Kentucky early, which had an 11-0 run in the first quarter. The Wildcats were dominant on the glass, getting second-chance opportunities and outmuscling the Mountaineers down low.

What Kentucky Head Coach Kenny Brooks Said About West Virginia

Following a fairly easy first-round win over James Madison in the first round of the NCAA Tournament, the Kentucky Wildcats will now get their shot at the host team, West Virginia, for a spot in the Sweet Sixteen on the line.

WVU Advances and Draws a Tough Second Round Matchup in NCAA Tournament

The West Virginia Mountaineers women’s basketball team officially has its opponent for the second round of the NCAA Tournament. After an 82-54 win over the Miami of Ohio RedHawks on Saturday, the team has a date with the Kentucky Wildcats in the second round at Hope Coliseum on Monday, March 23rd, at a time to be determined.