As the NFL Draft approaches in April, six West Virginia football players competed in WVU's Pro Day on Thursday—which gave these student-athletes an opportunity to impress more NFL scouts. WVU Participants: Chase Behrndt (OL)Michael Brown (OL)Tony Fields (LB)Kyle Poland (LS)TJ Simmons (WR)Darius Stills (DT) Out of the 32 NFL teams, 27 were in
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WVU Seniors Miss Their Day
WVU Coaches and Players Talk Kansas State
MORGANTOWN, W.Va.--See what West Virginia football coaches have to say about this week's game against Kansas State. https://youtu.be/R9NmnpUnHPg https://youtu.be/Aqbt7psNv58 https://youtu.be/L8UqeOAB8pc https://youtu.be/Epkd3gjKAQc https://youtu.be/e3SArKQMJEk https://youtu.be/7JFGd3mZGzM Cover Photo Credit: Russell Luna
Players and Coaches Preview Baylor
MORGANTOWN, W.Va.--West Virginia players and coaches zoomed with the media on Tuesday and discussed Saturday's game against Baylor. https://youtu.be/q1gNQHCmWGg https://youtu.be/cz0F2YaQ_yM https://youtu.be/QLBGadThDBY https://youtu.be/UmMsoVvQmts https://youtu.be/BE3abt2yWMA https://youtu.be/3T90RUbyQ64 Photo Credit: Pat Kinnison
Fallcamp update: Saturday
Report from WVU Sports MORGANTOWN, W.Va. (August 15, 2020) – West Virginia continued fall training camp work under soggy conditions inside Milan Puskar Stadium this morning. For the first time this fall, the Mountaineers practiced in full gear, although coach Neal Brown said it was more about his players getting used to practicing again in
Evan Staley wins Big 12 honors, player of the week awards announced
McKivitz leads offensive line like a “dude”
Hidden Key to Mountaineer Success: Offensive Line Critical for 2019 Mountaineer Success
MORGANTOWN, W.Va.--This fall West Virginia enters the season with a great deal of unknowns. Head coach Neal Brown and Defensive Coordinator Vic Koenning bring new offensive and defensive schemes; merged with a roster that is filled with unfamiliar names and inexperienced players. The running back stable is without question the
Position Primer: Bosch lone returning full-timer for a line with much to prove
MORGANTOWN, W.Va. — The West Virginia University offensive line lost four big-time contributors and has a lot of new faces with some big shoes to fill. Last season the Mountaineers' line was ranked fifth best in the country by Pro Football Focus and helped the offense to average 485.5 yards per game