MORGANTOWN -- West Virginia football is under a week away from the Blue-Gold spring showcase, marking the end of spring ball, and Rich Rodriguez hasn’t picked one of his seven quarterbacks as the starter. Rodriguez might not name a starter until the summer because they are all still ...
MORGANTOWN -- There’s no question college football is rapidly changing. Players are getting paid, universities are signing lucrative television deals and players can jump into the transfer portal and completely flip a roster. College football isn’t the same as it was back in the day or ...
MORGANTOWN -- Playing for West Virginia University football coach Rich Rodriguez is a new experience for most of the members of the Mountaineer roster – but not for all of them. Several players on this spring’s roster know what it’s like getting guidance from Rodriguez. They played ...
MORGANTOWN -- A new head coach in college football creates a domino effect, especially with the transfer portal. When a new coach is hired from another school, most of the staff and players come with. It’s like what Colorado coach Deion Sanders said when he was hired from Jackson State. ...
MORGANTOWN -- Whether it was with Arizona, Jacksonville State, Michigan or with West Virginia the first time, Rich Rodriguez likes to pound the rock. Last year, the Gamecocks were third in the FBS in rushing, so Rodriguez’s second tenure in Morgantown will be no different. The best way ...
Spring break ended Tuesday for West Virginia University football players, as they returned to spring practice and the home stretch of that period. WVU head coach Rich Rodriguez said that, for his staff, there wasn’t much of a break. Mountaineers coaches spent the break evaluating several ...
