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.
I thought I’d take a break from trying to find a new way to write the same WVU basketball story to try and find a new way to write the same opinion I’ve conveyed so many times before.
Through a bout with and the lasting effects of COVID-19 and a concussion, WVU senior guard Taz Sherman has spent a bulk of the season feeling bad.
There’s a new buzz with the West Virginia State University football program these days, and it could result in recruiting advantages that would be music to the ears of Yellow Jackets coach John Pennington.
For years, my longtime boss Mitch Vingle would greet readers to his column with a catchphrase to start off a piece in which he touched on several topics.
Going round and round is nothing new in NASCAR.
The second half of West Virginia’s 77-68 loss to Arkansas seemed to be a step in the right direction.
With the drama that transpired during the course of four insane NFL divisional playoff games, this past weekend was truly special.
The newly established Country Roads Trust is looking to help waves of future student-athletes find a new home, and it has an established all-star cast of names from West Virginia University athletics to guide them there.
Graham Harrell, announced Monday as WVU’s offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach, has a three-year deal with the Mountaineers at an average salary of $750,000 per year, sources have confirmed to the BlueGoldNews.com.
Neal Brown did the right thing by admitting he was wrong. As you know, it’s not always the easiest thing to do.
That’ll teach me to take time off again.
In a game played in the state with the Painted Desert, expect the shades of gray to make the difference — those shades in between statistics and intangibles.
