GALLERY: West Virginia Football Spring Festival Event at Milan Puskar Stadium
The WVU football season starts against Coastal Carolina at noon on Sept. 5. (Benjamin Powell/The Dominion Post)
West Virginia football and Rich Rodriguez prepare to take the field for the Gold-Blue Spring Game. (Benjamin Powell/The Dominion Post)
Benjamin Powell/The Dominion Post WVU football head coach Rich Rodriguez is working through a list of injuries while preparing for the season opener against Coastal Carolina.
WVU football now has nine recruits for the 2027 class.
Benjamin Powell/The Dominion Post West Virginia defense is under Year 2 of defensive coordinator Zac Alley.
Benjamin Powell/The Dominion Post West Virginia quarterback Michael Hawkins rolls out for a pass during the 2026 spring game.
WVU running back Cam Cook rushed for 1,659 yards and 16 touchdowns at Jacksonville State last season. (Benjamin Powell/The Dominion Post)
West Virginia football wide receiver Keon Hutchins heads out for a pass during the 2026 spring game. (Benjamin Powell/The Dominion Post)
Benjamin Powell/The Dominion Post WVU receiver Prince Strachan runs out for a pass with corner Nick Taylor in coverage during the 2026 spring game.
West Virginia defensive back Geimere Latimer is in coverage during the 2026 spring game. (Benjamin Powell/The Dominion Post)
WVU quarterback Michael Hawkins drops back for a pass in the 2026 spring game. (Benjamin Powell/The Dominion Post)
WVU football defensive lineman Darius Wiley during the Mountaineers spring game 2026. (Ben Powell/Dominion Post)
WVU tight end Ryan Ward goes out for a pass during the Gold-Blue Spring Festival. (Dominion Post/Ben Powell)
WVU running back Andre Devine carries the ball during the Gold-Blue Spring Festival. (Dominon Post/Ben Powell)
WVU football linebacker Cameron Dwyer pursues quarterback John Johnson III. (Ben Powell/Dominion Post)
WVU football fullback Kayden Luke gets ready for a play during the Gold Blue Spring Showcase. (Ben Powell/Dominion Post)
West Virginia athlete Matt Sieg takes reps on defense during the Gold-Blue Spring Festival. (Benjamin Powell/The Dominion Post)
Benjamin Powell/The Dominion Post Offensive lineman Kevin Brown (74) was WVU's highest-rated recruit in the Class of 2026.
West Virginia punter Bryan Hansen plays during the Gold-Blue Spring Festival, which is his first since transferring from Colorado State. (Benjamin Powell/The Dominion Post)
West Virginia cornerback Chams Diagne (18) and cornerback Makhi Boone (26) exit the field together during the Gold-Blue Spring Festival. (Benjamin Powell/The Dominion Post)
West Virginia quarterback Max Brown takes off from a rush during the Gold-Blue Spring Festival. (Benjamin Powell/The Dominion Post)
Benjamin Powell/The Dominion Post West Virginia football coach Rich Rodriguez appreciates the changes regarding the calendar. (Ben Powell/Dominion Post)
Benjamin Powell/The Dominion Post West Virginia football cornerback Chams Diagne transferred from Georgia State, where he had 25 tackles and an interception last season.
WVU football head coach jumps into the stands to let fans call plays during the Gold-Blue Spring Festival. (Benjamin Powell/The Dominion Post)
West Virginia quarterback Scotty Fox Jr. during the spring game. (Benjamin Powell/The Dominion Post)
Benjamin Powell/The Dominion Post WVU receiver D.J. Epps transferred from Troy.
Benjamin Powell/The Dominion Post WVU football receiver John Neider was a walk-on at UConn and was an underdog to make a Power Four team.
West Virginia quarterback Scotty Fox rushes the ball out of bounds during the Gold-Blue Spring Festival. (Benjamin Powell/The Dominion Post)
WVU kicker Nate Flower attempts a kick during the Gold-Blue Spring Festival. (Benjamin Powell/The Dominion Post)
(Benjamin Powell/The Dominion Post) WVU kicker Jack Cassidy attempts a field goal during the Gold-Blue Spring Festival.
West Virginia football coach Rich Rodriguez is in Year 2 in his return to Morgantown.
The WVU football season starts against Coastal Carolina at noon on Sept. 5. (Benjamin Powell/The Dominion Post)
West Virginia football and Rich Rodriguez prepare to take the field for the Gold-Blue Spring Game. (Benjamin Powell/The Dominion Post)
Benjamin Powell/The Dominion Post WVU football head coach Rich Rodriguez is working through a list of injuries while preparing for the season opener against Coastal Carolina.
WVU football now has nine recruits for the 2027 class.
Benjamin Powell/The Dominion Post West Virginia defense is under Year 2 of defensive coordinator Zac Alley.
Benjamin Powell/The Dominion Post West Virginia quarterback Michael Hawkins rolls out for a pass during the 2026 spring game.
WVU running back Cam Cook rushed for 1,659 yards and 16 touchdowns at Jacksonville State last season. (Benjamin Powell/The Dominion Post)
West Virginia football wide receiver Keon Hutchins heads out for a pass during the 2026 spring game. (Benjamin Powell/The Dominion Post)
Benjamin Powell/The Dominion Post WVU receiver Prince Strachan runs out for a pass with corner Nick Taylor in coverage during the 2026 spring game.
West Virginia defensive back Geimere Latimer is in coverage during the 2026 spring game. (Benjamin Powell/The Dominion Post)
WVU quarterback Michael Hawkins drops back for a pass in the 2026 spring game. (Benjamin Powell/The Dominion Post)
WVU football defensive lineman Darius Wiley during the Mountaineers spring game 2026. (Ben Powell/Dominion Post)
WVU tight end Ryan Ward goes out for a pass during the Gold-Blue Spring Festival. (Dominion Post/Ben Powell)
WVU running back Andre Devine carries the ball during the Gold-Blue Spring Festival. (Dominon Post/Ben Powell)
WVU football linebacker Cameron Dwyer pursues quarterback John Johnson III. (Ben Powell/Dominion Post)
WVU football fullback Kayden Luke gets ready for a play during the Gold Blue Spring Showcase. (Ben Powell/Dominion Post)
West Virginia athlete Matt Sieg takes reps on defense during the Gold-Blue Spring Festival. (Benjamin Powell/The Dominion Post)
Benjamin Powell/The Dominion Post Offensive lineman Kevin Brown (74) was WVU's highest-rated recruit in the Class of 2026.
West Virginia punter Bryan Hansen plays during the Gold-Blue Spring Festival, which is his first since transferring from Colorado State. (Benjamin Powell/The Dominion Post)
West Virginia cornerback Chams Diagne (18) and cornerback Makhi Boone (26) exit the field together during the Gold-Blue Spring Festival. (Benjamin Powell/The Dominion Post)
West Virginia quarterback Max Brown takes off from a rush during the Gold-Blue Spring Festival. (Benjamin Powell/The Dominion Post)
Benjamin Powell/The Dominion Post West Virginia football coach Rich Rodriguez appreciates the changes regarding the calendar. (Ben Powell/Dominion Post)
Benjamin Powell/The Dominion Post West Virginia football cornerback Chams Diagne transferred from Georgia State, where he had 25 tackles and an interception last season.
WVU football head coach jumps into the stands to let fans call plays during the Gold-Blue Spring Festival. (Benjamin Powell/The Dominion Post)
West Virginia quarterback Scotty Fox Jr. during the spring game. (Benjamin Powell/The Dominion Post)
Benjamin Powell/The Dominion Post WVU receiver D.J. Epps transferred from Troy.
Benjamin Powell/The Dominion Post WVU football receiver John Neider was a walk-on at UConn and was an underdog to make a Power Four team.
West Virginia quarterback Scotty Fox rushes the ball out of bounds during the Gold-Blue Spring Festival. (Benjamin Powell/The Dominion Post)
WVU kicker Nate Flower attempts a kick during the Gold-Blue Spring Festival. (Benjamin Powell/The Dominion Post)
(Benjamin Powell/The Dominion Post) WVU kicker Jack Cassidy attempts a field goal during the Gold-Blue Spring Festival.
West Virginia football coach Rich Rodriguez is in Year 2 in his return to Morgantown.
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