Trying to prognosticate anything in this year’s Big 12 is a lot like playing the shell game, with coiled rattlesnakes lurking under two of the three shells.
Last week, our Chuck Landon wrote a column describing the quarterback battle at Marshall and how coach Charles Huff has yet to name a starter while the answer seems apparent.
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS — Noah Mullens’ hole-out from 37 yards for eagle on the 71st hole of the 103rd West Virginia Amateur wasn’t necessarily a shot heard ‘round the world.
Last week, I was on vacation. Next week might as well be a holiday. That’s what covering the West Virginia Amateur often feels like as it remains one of my favorite weeks of the year.
Big 12 Media Days wrapped up today and if you followed along, maybe you feel like you have a little better grasp on what should be the most wide-open of any of the Power Five leagues if not beyond.
Brett Yormark isn’t set to take over as Big 12 commissioner until Aug. 1, but already he needs to schedule a vacation.
When it comes to conference realignment, none of us should be surprised....By anything.
ROANOKE, W.Va. — West Virginia may be “Almost Heaven,” but it’s where Christian Brand remains in purgatory, at least as far as golf is concerned.
On Tuesday, while taking in a game at the Nitro Lady Wildcats Summer Hoops Shootout, Wildcats coach Pat Jones stated that he is not an emotional person.
A few ins, a few outs and a few what-have-yous:
Thunderstorms threatened in the Kanawha Valley on the same day the state baseball tournament was set to get underway at Appalachian Power Park.
In drying out my clothes and sorting out my thoughts in the moments immediately after watching the conclusion of the 2022 prep softball season, a few things stand out.
Over the course of three days at the state tennis tournament last week, scores were called out by competitors.
Alex Easthom could only watch as his summer golf plans and most of his possessions went up in flames.
I won’t be here to see it, but man, am I looking forward to seeing what happens next week.
The forecast for Morgantown on Saturday — 82 degrees and partly sunny — couldn’t be much better.
West Virginia landed the big fish from the portal pool on Wednesday when Georgia transfer quarterback JT Daniels announced his intentions to come to Morgantown for next season.
With the Masters getting underway on Thursday morning, I asked West Virginia Director of Athletics Shane Lyons about his golf handicap.
A few ins, a few outs and a few what-have-yous:
A few ins, a few outs and a few what-have-yous:
As you likely know by now, West Virginia opened up spring football practice on Tuesday, and while I didn’t make the long yet all-too-familiar trek up Interstate 79, I will on Thursday morning.
A few ins, a few outs and a few what-have-yous:
What a difference a month can make.
