The Iowa State Cyclones are coming off an appearance in last year’s Big 12 title game and are set to kick off the season against their Farmageddon rivals, the Kansas State Wildcats, on Saturday in Dublin, Ireland.
The new world of college football centers around the transfer portal during the offseason and between games. But the portal isn’t just for players who have already placed their name in it.
A long-time fixture in pro football is potentially heading to college football as a head coach. And not that one. Anthony Becht, a first-round pick on the Jets who played for 11 years in the NFL as a tight end, has interviewed for the West Virginia head-coaching job, PFT has confirmed.
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These days, former New York Jets tight end Anthony Becht serves as the team’s radio analyst on gameday. During the spring, her serves as the head coach for the UFL’s St.
The WVU football head coach search is now so big Adam Schefter is getting involved. Not that this should come as any kind of a surprise, but the ESPN NFL insider confirms that WVU Sports Hall of Famer and current head coach of the UFL’s St.
West Virginia Director of Athletics Wren Baker is searching far and wide for the next head football coach, looking at all possibilities. Penn State offensive coordinator Andy Kotelnicki, former WVU head coach Rich Rodriguez, and Army's Jeff Monken are the three names that appear to be sticking out at the moment.
The West Virginia head coaching job is going to draw interest from a lot of folks around the country, especially those with ties to the program and/or state.
MORGANTOWN, W.Va. – Anthony Becht spent most of his return to West Virginia reuniting with old teammates and coaches and watching his son lead Iowa State to a win, but he also broke some news about the future of his coaching career.
For years, Thanksgiving belonged to the NFL, but Christmas belonged to the NBA. Occasionally, an NFL game would fall on Christmas, but it was anomalous, even avoided if possible.
West Virginia had a chance to land a legacy recruit at a premier position, but essentially said, "No thanks," and opted for another option. Big 12 foe Iowa State saw the talent in quarterback Rocco Becht, the son of legendary Mountaineer tight end Anthony Becht, and eventually landed him in the class of 2022.
MORGANTOWN, W.Va. – Early on during West Virginia’s Big 12 opener against Kansas, the fans in attendance took a moment to honor the latest members of to the WVU Sports Hall of Fame.
Saturday morning, West Virginia University officially welcomed eight new members into its Hall of Fame. On the football side, three were inducted but only two were able to make it in town for the ceremony.
In addition to the current West Virginia team trying to get back on track, the Kanas game will also serve as a tribute to players of the past. But as the 2024 class is welcomed into the WVU Sports Hall of Fame, one all-time great won’t be able to be there in person.
It’s widely acknowledged that the New York Jets have one of the best defenses in football. The franchise has invested in it, with at least 10 players that have been selected in the first round, either by the Jets or by other teams.
Anthony Becht is, understandably, partial to the New York Jets. He started his career with the Jets and, in a full circle moment, is the franchise’s new radio analyst for game broadcasts, alongside play-by-play voice Bob Wischusen.
UFL coaches don’t have UFL employment in the offseason. St. Louis Battlehawks coach Anthony Becht does. Becht, a first-round pick of the Jets in 2000 from West Virginia, will be replacing Marty Lyons as the Jets’ radio analyst in 2024, according to BarrettSportsMedia.com.
A new group of Mountaineers will be immortalized as WVU legends. On Saturday, West Virginia Athletics announced the 2024 WVU Sports Hall of Fame class.
No WVU player can truly say they’re a Mountaineer until they run up law school hill. Training on that treacherous hill is something active players dread, but alumni look back on fondly.
Last year, former New York Jets tight end Anthony Becht made waves as a rookie head coach of the then-XFL’s St. Louis Battlehawks. The Battlehawks finished with a 7-3 record in his first season, but would miss the playoffs due to a tiebreaker.
Life as a head coach is different for Anthony Becht in 2024. The former Mountaineer now has one season under his belt, but winning in 2023 has led to increased expectations moving forward.
In August 2020, a group led by Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson, Dany Garcia and Gerry Cardinale purchased the XFL for $15 million. The season is set to begin in February 2023.