Marshall University head football coach Charles Huff talks about North Carolina Central like the Eagles are a juggernaut.
Chuck Domino already has a name for the flap that immediately surfaced after the West Virginia Power announced Thursday that it was changing the team’s name.
During a 5½-hour-long car ride home on Sunday, as well as most of all day on Labor Day Monday, I had time to think about just how I wanted to word this inevitable column — the one where I tried to offer my two cents on just what the hell happened to the WVU football team Saturday at Maryland.
Welcome to “Second Guess” Tuesday.
Grading the Mountaineers in their 30-24 loss Saturday at Maryland:
ANNAPOLIS, Md. — Grant Wells passed the test.
Ken Niumatalolo did a pretty good job of weighing the anchor.
Most Marshall University football fans were surprised.
On Sunday, I took the family to the Huntington Mall as we needed to buy school shoes for the 2021 NCAA bracket challenge champion in the Pritt household, 9-year-old Maleah.
It looks like the Mountaineers will stay in the Big 12 and won't have to find a new home.
Exree Loe is a walking, talking, tackling antique.
Now “The Big Three” are all gone.
Mark Mason never sought the spotlight.
The high school football season in West Virginia is so close you can almost hear the hitting.
Welcome to “Second Guess” Tuesday.
Dante Stills is all alone. Not really. It just feels that way.
Charles Huff wasn’t happy with Marshall University’s first football scrimmage.
Tim Stephens, a compatriot at the Herald-Dispatch in Huntington and all-around good guy, contacted me recently and said two of their area's season-opening high school football games in Kentucky on Friday were called off because of COVID-19. Two days later, two more were called off.
MORGANTOWN — Neal Brown cut to the chase.
After last football season, I’m fairly confident I could find a free drink fairly easily in Cincinnati.
Welcome to “Second Guess” Tuesday.
The “Iron Man Five” is down to two.
