Going into the 2018 football season, many fans felt that it was "their time" and that was "the season." A year later and the Mountaineers are wrapping up the 2019 Big 12 Football Media Days in an entirely different mindset. And you know what? This team is okay with it. Yes,
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Blue Gold Sports: An Update
Friday, July 12, 2019: Blue Gold Sports has been one of the top websites covering West Virginia University athletics, sports and news for the last six years under the ownership of Jeremy Simon and the late Jerry McGhee. The duo brought a fast-paced stream of news, information and facts about West Virginia sports
West Virginia Mountaineers prepare for Big 12 Media Days
Meet the Coaches: Travis Trickett
Josh Lambert named to Groza Award Watch List
WVU safety Karl Joseph named to Bednarik watch list
MORGANTOWN, W.Va.—West Virginia Mountaineers’ safety Karl Joseph was named to the watch list for the 21st annual Bednarik Award, as announced by the Maxwell Football Club on Tuesday. The Bednarik Award has been presented to the College Defensive Player of the Year since 1995. Chuck Bednarik was a former football standout
WVU coach Bob Huggins not a fan of college basketball rules changes
MORGANTOWN, W.Va.—The majority of the coaches in the Big 12 and around college basketball are fans of the new rules changes for the upcoming season. But West Virginia University head coach Bob Huggins shares a different sentiment. Earlier this month the NCAA approved multiple rules changes to men’s basketball for the
Third Time is a Charm for WVU and New Commit Josh Sills
Two Mountaineers selected in final day of MLB Draft
MORGANTOWN, W.Va.--Two members of the West Virginia Mountaineers’ baseball team were drafted during the final day of the 2015 Major League Baseball Draft on Wednesday. The Washington Nationals took junior right-hander Blake Smith in the 24th round with the 734th overall selection. Senior shortstop Taylor Munden was chosen in the 27th
West Virginia falls to Oklahoma, eliminated from Big 12 Tournament
TULSA, Okla--A four run eighth inning powers the Oklahoma Sooners past the West Virginia Mountaineers 6-1 on Thursday afternoon in the 2015 Phillips 66 Big 12 Conference Baseball Championship at ONEOK Field. The Sooners broke the game open on a bases-clearing double by Sheldon Neuse. Joshua Ake started the inning with a walk.