Want to get half a yard to convert a fourth down and ice a game? Well, this past season, West Virginia had a difficult time doing that, and it frustrated head coach Rich Rodriguez so much that he's nearly completely revamped the two-deep.
West Virginia has been on a serious run on the offensive side of the ball with transfer portal commits, and here soon, we'll start to see some additions on the defensive side.
West Virginia University offensive line coach Rick Trickett picked up his second commitment on Thursday night—and the Mountaineers’ third overall—when UConn transfer Carsten Casady (6'7", 300-lbs) pledged to WVU, according to multiple reports.
Things are really starting to heat up for West Virginia in the transfer portal, as they've now added 14 players to the 2026 roster. Visitors are still rolling into Morgantown, and a number of other targets are getting things lined up to be able to make it to WVU for a visit.
On Wednesday, the West Virginia coaching staff hosted Oklahoma State safety transfer Jo Pierce on a visit. Here soon, they'll have another former Cowboy
The West Virginia University football program received commitment from Kansas State interior offensive lineman Devin Vaas on Wednesday night. After sitting out his first two seasons with the Wildcats, Vaas emerged as a key contributor along the offensive line last season.
Jahiem White was on pace to go down as one of the top 10 running backs in the history of West Virginia football. And then the freak knee injury happened this past season in Week 2 against Ohio, where he was dragged down to the ground on an illegal tackle.
There's been a lot of movement on the West Virginia football roster with several players entering the transfer portal and roughly 40 players graduating.
There are all sorts of types of transfers West Virginia is looking to bring in this offseason. You have the guys who they know will help them from day one.
It wasn't pretty by any means, but West Virginia found a way to get to the finish line tonight to pick up their first win of Big 12 play, taking down Cincinnati, 62-60.
The West Virginia Mountaineers (9-5, 0-1) host the Cincinnati Bearcats (8-6, 0-1) for their Big 12 home opener Tuesday night. Tip-off is set for 7:00 p.m.
West Virginia University linebacker Ben Bogle announced Tuesday afternoon on social media that he will enter the NCAA Transfer Portal with one year of eligibility remaining.
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.
It's the Big 12 home opener tonight for West Virginia, as they look to bounce back from a blowout road loss to Iowa State and take care of business against the Cincinnati Bearcats.
A name familiar to some Big 12 fans, Oklahoma quarterback Michael Hawkins Jr., is set for a visit in Morgantown to check out the West Virginia Mountaineers.
Another day, another transfer portal loss for West Virginia. This time, it’s starting defensive lineman Hammond Russell who’s heading out. That’s a big body gone from the middle of the Mountaineers’ defensive front, and it’s not one that’s easily replaced.