West Virginia running back Jaylan Knighton is not expected to play this season due to an academic issue, coach Rich Rodriguez confirmed Wednesday. "It does not look like he's going to be eligible," Rodriguez said, calling the situation a "bit of a surprise" to everyone involved.
As we reported earlier this morning, senior running back Jaylan Knighton is no longer on the West Virginia football roster. Wednesday afternoon, head coach Rich Rodriguez addressed the matter during his press conference, explaining his departure.
West Virginia running back Jaylan Knighton has been removed from the team's official roster on the WVUSports.com website. Earlier this fall camp, head coach Rich Rodriguez told reporters that he was ineligible, but didn't state as to why.
What's old is new again in Morgantown, West Virginia. Rich Rodriguez sets up for his second run as head coach of the West Virginia Mountaineers after serving the same role from 2001-07.
Change is in full swing in the West Virginia running back room, even since spring ball, where the Mountaineers have added a pair of veterans through the portal.
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The West Virginia football team picked up a nice commitment from the college football transfer portal on Monday as running back Jaylan Knighton is coming to play for the Mountaineers.
West Virginia added to the running back room on Monday morning, picking up a commitment from Jaylan Knighton. Knighton began his career at Miami, where he spent three seasons and rushed for 1,193 yards and 10 touchdowns on 275 carries.
As SMU prepares for a small-crowd practice next month, three players are reportedly no longer with the team. According to Lonestar Live's Jacob Richman, running backs Jaylan Knighton and Camar Wheaton are off the team.
Gerald J. Ford Stadium will witness an exciting college football clash between the Pittsburgh Panthers and the SMU Mustangs on Saturday night. The Pittsburgh Panthers are fourth in the Atlantic Coast Conference with a 3-0 conference score, and a 7-0 overall.
As the 2024 college football season draws near, several standout players are generating significant buzz and garnering national attention as potential candidates for prestigious awards and honors.
The SMU Mustangs are poised for an exciting season in 2024. They have a talented roster filled with experienced players and rising stars. The team is also preparing for its first year in the ACC, marking the dawn of a new era.