MORGANTOWN — Miles McBride stared at the hoop, the only thing separating the West Virginia men’s basketball team from its fourth consecutive victory. The sophomore guard knocked down the first of two free throw attempts, tying the score against Big 12 foe Iowa State. After a timeout, he ...
MORGANTOWN — West Virginia University was well-represented as the 2020 All-Big 12 Football Awards were announced Thursday. Tony Fields II received Defensive Newcomer of the Year while Darius Stills claimed Defensive Lineman of the Year honors. Both players were selected on First Team All-Big 12 on defense. Fields led the conference in tackles with 88 total. He also tallied assisted tackles (54). He has also collected a sack, three tackles for a loss, two pass breakups and an interception. He registered at least 10 tackles in five games this year including 15 against Kansas ...
MOUNDSVILLE — John Marshall running back Dalton Flowers has worked for everything he’s gotten to this point in his outstanding high school football career. That work ethic didn’t go unnoticed as he signed his letter of intent to continue his academic and athletic careers as a preferred ...
The West Virginia University football team had a successful National Signing Day 2021. On Wednesday, 16 student-athletes from seven states and two different countries (Sweden, Finland) signed their names on the dotted line as they committed to being Mountaineers. “(Wednesday) is a culmination of a lot of time and a lot of hard work put in and invested by a lot of people,” WVU coach Neal Brown said during a press conference. “This class really started in January 2019 when we first got here as a staff. I’m proud of everybody in this organization. It takes everybody for making ...
MORGANTOWN — The West Virginia University men’s basketball team’s walk-ons checked into the game with just over a minute remaining, a piercing move signaling that the end was near. The substitutions were the final nail in the coffin in an 87-71 WVU victory, one that the No. 11 ...
MORGANTOWN — No amount of piped-in crowd noise could accurately capture the environment of a game day at the WVU Coliseum. It could not replace the roar of attendees following a big 3-pointer or a crucial defensive stop but, along with squeaking shoes, coach chatter and a bouncing ...
