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WVU Football Lands Commitment From 2027 Wide Receiver

MORGANTOWN — West Virginia football earned another commitment to start the week. Three-star wide receiver and athlete Carter Davis announced on social media that he's committed to the Mountaineers for the class of 2027. Davis is another recruit WVU and Rich Rodriguez stole from other Power Four schools. The Gulf Shores, Alabama, native picked the Mountaineers over Mississippi State, who was in hot pursuit, LSU, Tennessee, Auburn and multiple other top programs. He announced his commitment after taking an official visit to Morgantown on June 5, and before he went to LSU on June 12. ...

Miles Russell Qualifies For The U.S. Open At Age 17

Miles Russell was among two 17-year-olds who earned a spot in the U.S. Open on Monday. Still to be determined was whether Russell brings his caddie from the 36-hole qualifier — the son of three-time champion Tiger Woods — to Shinnecock Hills next week. Russell, the No. 10 amateur in the world, survived a bogey on the first playoff hole and grabbed the fourth and final spot from the Florida qualifier. Charlie Woods is one of his close friends who has the same commercial agent and is following Russell to Florida State. "It kept it so light," Russell said. "It's the first time I've ...

WVU Headed To College World Series After 17-1 Win Over Cal Poly

GRANVILLE – The party began in the second inning Saturday, just seconds after Ben Lumsden sent a 362-foot defining statement into the visitor’s bullpen for a three-run home run. It was a celebration that stretched well beyond the confines of Kendrick Family Ballpark and well beyond the ...

Once Nearly Disbanded, WVU’s Trip To College World Series Is A True Story Of Perseverance

GRANVILLE — Before there was a wild celebration Saturday – the result of West Virginia adding a giant notation in the school’s athletic history books by advancing to the College World Series with a 17-1 victory against Cal Poly – there was a ton of doubt. Before there was Steve Sabins and Randy Mazey, as well as J.J. Wetherholt, Alek Manoah or even a Kendrick Family Ballpark, there was but one question: Is the WVU baseball program even worth keeping around? Hard to imagine, based on the sea of fans that not only packed the Ken – on the inside and outside the stadium – ...