For some inexplicable reason, nobody has connected the dots.
There’s no bye week this Saturday for West Virginia University’s football team, no discernible dividing line in the schedule to indicate a week out of the ordinary.
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It felt like old times when Sissonville played Riverside in football last week. I remember when Sissonville was a Class AAA school and played a Class AAA Kanawha Valley Conference schedule.
MORGANTOWN — This was supposed to be a walk in the park.
Alabama football coach Nick Saban tested positive this week for COVID-19.
West Virginia University needs a “go-to” receiver.
Between the baseball playoffs, auto racing and NFL games, it was a heck of a Sunday to do some channel surfing.
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Growing up in the 1960s, baseball was my first love. There were not many games on television, but I devoured the box scores every day.
There are two words Neal Brown would like to say to West Virginia University fans this week.
I’m about to use a word to describe West Virginia University’s football team that I didn’t think I would use during Neal Brown’s tenure as head coach.
For the past couple of weeks, when asked about the topic multiple times, West Virginia coach Neal Brown and his Big 12 coaching brethren have insisted that their conference is changing.
I must admit that I am a little different than most. Most of you are normal. You fall in love with people and animals, things that can love you back.
MORGANTOWN — Did West Virginia University’s Leddie Brown break the plane of the end zone before his knee touched the turf?
Did anybody get the number of that truck?
Neal Brown doesn’t need a scouting report on Baylor quarterback Charlie Brewer.
Jarret Doege’s final numbers in WVU’s 27-13 loss to Oklahoma State on Saturday weren’t great, nor were they awful.
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