MORGANTOWN — Leaning up against a brick wall in the back hallways of the Cintas Center, WVU forward Jimmy Bell Jr. knew he was caught in that weird place between frustration and satisfaction. Moments before, Bell had his best game of the season in what was a disappointing 84-74 loss ...
MORGANTOWN — Wren Baker was officially introduced as WVU’s next athletic director during a press conference inside the Milan Puskar Center Monday morning. Baker, 44, will officially start his duties at WVU on Dec. 19 following a successful six-year stint at North Texas, but took the ...
CINCINNATI — There was no welcome mat waiting for Bob Huggins outside the Cintas Center on Saturday. Huggins, who spent 16 years coaching at the University of Cincinnati — just four miles from city rival Xavier’s campus — entered the arena to a chorus of boos. During the course ...
CINCINNATI — West Virginia’s first taste of a true road game this season was a mixed bag that completely burst in the final minutes. Xavier forward Jack Nunge scored seven of his 17 points over the final six minutes and his wide open 3-pointer with 4:38 remaining Saturday gave the ...
MORGANTOWN — Ten schools gathered at Mylan Aquatic Center on Saturday afternoon for the first Mohawk Invite swim meet co-hosted by Morgantown and University. Along with the Mohigans and Hawks boys and girls, Grafton, Buckhannon-Upshur, East Fairmont, Parkersburg, Winfield, Wheeling ...
The West Virginia recruiting class is currently ranked No. 27 nationally by Rivals.com. But with several weeks until the start of the early signing period that means that official visits are moving into the forefront of the recruiting process. It’s a mad dash to the finish line for college coaches all across the landscape as they look to add to what they already have in the fold. That’s no different at West Virginia as the coaching staff is looking to build onto the 19-member class with several standout players over the final few available visit weekends. The group for this ...
