Let’s call Conference USA men’s basketball what it is.
The next head football coach at Marshall University should be Charles Huff.
All the ballots are in, but not all of them have been counted.
Once upon a time, there were two talented young basketball players growing up in Lagos, Nigeria.
West Virginia’s 72-70 loss to No. 4 Texas at the Coliseum in Morgantown on Saturday, complete with a game-winning 3-pointer from Longhorns guard Andrew Jones with 1.8 seconds left, was enough to leave even the most rabid Mountaineer fan feeling hollow and empty.
Welcome to “Second Guess” Tuesday.
Almost every time someone in the media asks Gov. Jim Justice about starting up winter sports at West Virginia high schools, he has a ready answer.
If the now-viral video of a New Year’s Eve party at The Greenbrier Resort was a gut punch to sidelined high school winter athletes around the state, Gov. Jim Justice’s Friday news briefing was a slap in the face.
MORGANTOWN — The plan was to “Tazer” Texas.
This week, I came across a newspaper clipping of a Charleston newspaper’s preseason All-Kanawha basketball team for 1972-73. The team members were Dennis Harris, Mike Jones and Charles “Dickie” Russell from Charleston High, Joey Holland and Billy Williams from George Washington, Joey Caruthe…
Any basketball team worth its salt must possess one essential ingredient.
Let’s have a rousing round of the “name game” as we consider who will succeed Doc Holliday as Marshall’s football coach.
ESPN’s Fran Fraschilla called West Virginia’s 87-84 win at Oklahoma State on Monday, a game in which the 14th-ranked Mountaineers rallied from a 19-point second-half deficit, a “comeback for the ages.”
Jim Justice has done a lot of good for West Virginia.
Neal Brown has an intriguing viewpoint of life as it pertains to football.
I realize that I am old, and that makes me “old school.” Having admitted that, I have the following observations:
At first glance, the loss of Isaiah Cottrell didn’t appear to be a major blow to the West Virginia University men’s basketball team.
When winter sports in West Virginia were first pushed back to Jan. 11 by Gov. Jim Justice and state health officials due to COVID-19, Mick Price was very understanding.
This is the best “guess who?” scenario since Sidney Poitier showed up for dinner.
The more I’ve thought about Thursday’s Liberty Bowl, the more I’ve realized just how much WVU coach Neal Brown and his coaching staff is up against.
Welcome to “Second Guess” Tuesday.
Like many who work around athletics, I am opinionated. Sometimes I’m right, and sometimes I’m wrong. Here are some examples.
