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A month away from kickoff, the West Virginia University men’s soccer team is poised to open its 2026 campaign against Charlotte on August 20, marking the start of a schedule that blends home and road challenges.
Several top Illinois prospects have left for rival schools, raising concerns about the program’s direction.
Keon Hutchins, Cam Ball and Darius Wiley bring speed, size and pass‑rush firepower that could turn West Virginia’s 2026 roster into a surprise contender.
West Virginia University has announced the jersey numbers for its 2026‑27 men’s basketball roster, highlighting a mix of seasoned transfers and top‑rated freshmen as the program looks to capitalize on a championship‑winning previous season.
Julian Lewis, Colorado's presumptive 2026 quarterback, climbs to No. 49 in The Athletic's rankings, positioning him as a star of tomorrow amid a reshaped Big 12.
An analysis of how West Virginia University’s football program has balanced departures with incoming transfers, focusing on snap metrics and the experience brought in across key positions.
Preseason rankings place the Mountaineers behind traditional powerhouses, but a wave of transfers and a promising recruiting class fuel optimism for an NCAA Tournament return.
Despite dire forecasts for the 2026 season, West Virginia's Mountaineers are leveraging a revamped roster and a fortified offensive line to surprise critics.
If the West Virginia Mountaineers win their first six games, head coach Rich Rodriguez could reach his 200th career victory in 2026, joining an exclusive club of college football legends.
Five West Virginia players — Kyle Casteel, Ian Korn, Armani Guzman, Paul Schoenfeld and Sean Smith — are projected to be among the most compelling selections on day two of the 2026 MLB Draft, each bringing a distinct skill set that could shape their professional futures.
An exploration of the key storylines that could shape West Virginia University's football outlook, from Mike Hawkins Jr.'s potential to the ripple effects of a shaky start.
According to ESPN’s Football Power Index, West Virginia is slated for a 5.4‑6.6 record and a mere 0.7 % chance at the Big 12 title in 2026.
The Mountaineers' new quarterback, top running back, and elite offensive line suggest they could outperform a projected 4-8 record.
ESPN’s Football Power Index ranks the Vols No. 16 for 2026, projecting a 15.1 score, an 80.8% chance of six wins and a 20.5% playoff chance, while key defensive hires and freshman quarterback battles add intrigue.
The Mountaineer Ticket Office has opened sales for 2026 WVU football tickets, offering mini packs, single‑game options, and themed promotions for MAC members and season ticket holders.
Maliek Hawkins, a four‑star recruit who transferred from Oklahoma, is expected to add depth to West Virginia's secondary as the program prepares for the 2027 season.
Coach Rich Rodriguez proposes a regional league model for Power Four teams, aiming to cut travel costs and revive local rivalries, while acknowledging the steep obstacles posed by existing conference realignments and TV contracts
The Mountaineers' 30‑year anniversary in 2026 will honor a program defined by sustained success, professional player development, and a legacy of leadership.
A potential Black Friday matchup between Kentucky and West Virginia is being discussed, with both programs looking to use the game as a benchmark ahead of the upcoming season.
The network’s early rankings place Iowa State at the bottom of the Big 12, while Texas Tech is projected to repeat as champions, and three Iowa State players receive honorable‑mention recognition.
Mississippi State adds games against Jackson State and Xavier to its nonconference schedule as it rebuilds under Coach Chris Jans, aiming for an NCAA Tournament return.
Morgantown senior Slade Barton leads a field of standout athletes recognized for their exceptional 2026 baseball seasons across the state.
Former college basketball player Kerr Kriisa faces five wire‑fraud counts after allegedly swindling $2.2 million by impersonating relatives and fabricating medical emergencies.
A federal grand jury in West Virginia has indicted former college guard Kerr Kriisa on five counts of wire fraud after investigators say he duped two victims out of more than two million dollars.