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WVU tight end Ryan Ward goes out for a pass during the Gold-Blue Spring Festival. (Dominion Post/Ben Powell)

WVU kicker Nate Flower attempts a kick during the Gold-Blue Spring Festival. (Benjamin Powell/The Dominion Post)

WVU football wide receiver John Neider goes out for a pass during the Gold-Blue Spring Festival. (Benjamin Powell/The Dominion Post)




WVU running back Cam Cook rushed for 1,659 yards and 16 touchdowns at Jacksonville State last season. (Benjamin Powell/The Dominion Post)

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WVU kicker Jack Cassidy attempts a field goal during the Gold-Blue Spring Festival.

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WVU football head coach Rich Rodriguez is working through a list of injuries while preparing for the season opener against Coastal Carolina.



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Offensive lineman Kevin Brown (74) was WVU's highest-rated recruit in the Class of 2026.


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)


WVU football now has nine recruits for the 2027 class.

WVU running back Andre Devine carries the ball during the Gold-Blue Spring Festival. (Dominon Post/Ben Powell)



West Virginia quarterback Scotty Fox Jr. during the spring game. (Benjamin Powell/The Dominion Post)

West Virginia athlete Matt Sieg takes reps on defense during the Gold-Blue Spring Festival. (Benjamin Powell/The Dominion Post)

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West Virginia football coach Rich Rodriguez said the team's first practice didn't meet expectations.

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WVU receiver Prince Strachan runs out for a pass with corner Nick Taylor in coverage during the 2026 spring game.


West Virginia football and Rich Rodriguez prepare to take the field for the Gold-Blue Spring Game. (Benjamin Powell/The Dominion Post)

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 defensive back Geimere Latimer is in coverage during the 2026 spring game. (Benjamin Powell/The Dominion Post)

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WVU receiver D.J. Epps transferred from Troy.

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 rushes the ball out of bounds during the Gold-Blue Spring Festival. (Benjamin Powell/The Dominion Post)

The WVU football team takes the field before the 2026 Spring Festival at Milan Puskar Stadium. (Benjamin Powell/The Dominion Post)

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West Virginia quarterback Michael Hawkins rolls out for a pass during the 2026 spring game.

West Virginia quarterback Max Brown takes off from a rush during the Gold-Blue Spring Festival. (Benjamin Powell/The Dominion Post)


WVU quarterback Michael Hawkins drops back for a pass in the 2026 spring game. (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)

West Virginia football coach Rich Rodriguez is in Year 2 in his return to Morgantown.

WVU football defensive lineman Darius Wiley during the Mountaineers spring game 2026. (Ben Powell/Dominion Post)

West Virginia football cornerback Chams Diagne plays in his first spring game at WVU since transferring from Georgia State. (Benjamin Powell/The Dominion Post)

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West Virginia defense is under Year 2 of defensive coordinator Zac Alley.