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As West Virginia rolled into its second week of spring football practice and the second week of Rich Rodriguez’s quest for redemption, the football coach let us take a peek inside himself to see what it is that is driving him toward completing the mission that came up short in his first term

It seems the West Virginia Mountaineers will be following in the footsteps of numerous other college football programs, opting not to hold a traditional spring game in 2025. On Saturday, Rich Rodriguez announced the change to the Gold-Blue Showcase: “We’re not going to do a true scrimmage or game,

It's a move to bring considerable coaching experience to Smith's first Ohio U staff; Woods owns experience at perennial power Oklahoma, as well as pro work with the XFL's Dallas Renegages as well as at the Big 12's Kansas Jayhawks. Additionally, Woods spent the past several seasons as the linebackers coach at Temple.

Pat McAfee isn't the reason Wren Baker decided to bring Rich Rodriguez back home to be the head football coach at West Virginia, but his support, along with other big donors, certainly held some weight.

One of the selections on last week's episode of Country Roads Confidential is how Rich Rodriguez would treat his quarterbacks. In the video above, we wondered if they would be off limits or of ...

Let’s answer these questions and more after WVU’s 73-55 win over TCU FOOTBALL Evaluations begin as Rodriguez conducts first spring practice | WV MetroNews As Rich Rodriguez led the WVU football team through an official practice for the first time since 2007 on Tuesday morning,

West Virginia University football coach Rich Rodriguez has sometimes used a word in the early days of spring practice that no athlete wants to hear describing them. It’s four letters. Starts with an “S.