Seattle, WA. - West Virginia alum Bruce Irvin has reunited with the Seattle Seahawks this season, playing in the team's victory over the New England Patriots Sunday night. During Sunday night's victory, the linebacker went down late in the game with an injury. Reports on Monday from ESPN's Adam
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TBT, The Basketball Tournament, to proceed without fans
The Basketball Tournament, "TBT," has made a name for its summer tournament over the last several years, especially with West Virginia basketball fans nationwide. Former Mountaineers have made a team for the tournament, Team Best Virginia, and were excited to play in front of local West Virginia fans in Charleston,
Geno Smith signs one-year deal, returns to Seattle
Karl Joseph signs with the Browns, heads to Cleveland
Bruce Irvin returns to NFL home
Seattle, WA. - NFL defensive end and record-setting Mountaineer Bruce Irvin is heading back to his 'home' in the NFL, where his career all began. Irvin announced on Twitter Wednesday that he is returning to the Seattle Seahawks. https://twitter.com/BIrvin_WVU11/status/1240400725055848454 Irvin was drafted 15th overall in the 2012 NFL Draft by the
Mountaineer Nick Kwiatkoski signs with Las Vegas Raiders
Jevon Carter solidifies role with Phoenix Suns
Quick Hit: Wendell Smallwood signs contract with Philadelphia
PHILADELPHIA--Less than a week after being drafted by the Philadelphia Eagles, former West Virginia University running back Wendell Smallwood inked his contract with the team. Philadelphia drafted Smallwood during the fifth round of the NFL Draft on Saturday afternoon. The 2015 Big 12 leading rusher and four other draft picks signed with the
Oakland looks to bolster secondary with addition of WVU’s Karl Joseph
CHICAGO-- West Virginia University's hard-hitting Karl Joseph was selected 14th overall in the first round of the NFL Draft on Thursday by the Oakland Raiders. Joseph is a physical, smart, play-making safety who is a team player and plays with passion for the game. He is versatile enough to play in the