MORGANTOWN — If the powers that be at WVU truly wanted to fire head football coach Neal Brown, they did almost everything they could to make it impossible to do so. If WVU actually wanted to fire Brown, or at least legitimately consider it, those in charge made mistake after ...
MORGANTOWN — Mere hours after announcing the hire of new athletic director Wren Baker, the WVU athletic department announced that Neal Brown will remain as the Mountaineers’ head football coach. “Over the past several weeks, President (Gordon) Gee and I have discussed the future of ...
MORGANTOWN — Members of WVU's two strongest position groups, offensive and defensive line, were recognized Wednesday as center Zach Frazier and defensive lineman Dante Still both receiver first-team All-Big 12 honors. This is Still's second straight first-team honor as he wrapped up an ...
MORGANTOWN — WVU wide receiver Bryce Ford-Wheaton will forgo his final year of eligibility and declare for the NFL Draft, he announced on Twitter Wednesday afternoon. "I came to WVU in 2018 eager to continue the family tradition of suiting up for the Old Gold and Blue," Ford-Wheaton ...
Former WVU AD said he would keep Neal Brown, feels like a 'scapegoat' for football issues MORGANTOWN — For the first time since his firing on Nov. 13, former WVU athletic director Shane Lyons spoke publicly Monday morning, appearing on MetroNews Talkline for an in-depth interview with ...
MORGANTOWN — For two years, WVU head coach Neal Brown has been raving about the potential of running back Jaylen Anderson and on Saturday, the redshirt-freshman firmly showed why. In the Mountaineers’ season finale against Oklahoma State Saturday, Anderson twice took an outside handoff ...
