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After defeating Kentucky, the West Virginia University baseball team sang "Take Me Home, Country Roads," a moment engineered by Wren Baker and broadcast through ESPN’s Tom Hart and Jensen Lewis, reaching a global audience and highlighting the unifying power of sport.
West Virginia University’s men’s soccer team has released its 2026 slate, featuring 17 games, ten at Dick Dlesk Soccer Stadium, beginning with a road trip to Charlotte on Aug. 20 and concluding with a November 3 matchup at James Madison.
The Mountaineers' coach navigates the loss of defensive star Jordan Harrison while integrating fresh talent ahead of the upcoming season.
After key players left, WVU women's basketball coach Mark Kellogg used spreadsheets and swift decisions to assemble a ten‑player roster, blending experienced transfers with fresh talent.
After a 2-10 campaign, Arkansas Razorbacks football looks to rebuild under head coach Ryan Silverfield, with linebacker Bradley Shaw and transfer Ja'Quavion Smith poised to anchor the defense.
West Virginia University’s women’s basketball program faced a sudden roster overhaul this offseason. Head coach Mark Kellogg navigated a chaotic 18‑day recruitment sprint, signing a freshman and nine transfers, including former Pitt standouts Divine Tumba and Nylah Wilson, while expressing confidence in the new group’s potential.
West Virginia’s women’s basketball coach Mark Kellogg navigated a whirlwind of transfers, spreadsheets and signings to rebuild his squad ahead of the upcoming season.
Michigan State has entered the fray for highly rated 2027 combo guard Joshua Tyson, a standout from Ohio who already holds offers from a dozen top programs.
A look at the newest Mountaineers who may see meaningful snaps in the upcoming season, from a swift running back to a physically ready tight end and beyond.
The offer from Michigan State underscores the program’s keen interest in one of the most coveted prospects from the Keystone State, a player whose rating and rankings place him among the nation’s elite.
A projected depth chart for West Virginia University's 2026 football season reflects major changes, including new starters, incoming transfers and departures, as the program looks to rebound from a 4‑8 record.
West Virginia University outlines three clear assurances that could reshape its 2026 campaign.
Mike Hawkins Jr. points to the length and coverage skills of Chams Diagne and the disciplined versatility of Geimere Latimer as the Mountaineers look to bolster their defense for the upcoming campaign.
A summer league steal of home by Weston Mazey underscores West Virginia University's long‑standing penchant for aggressive baserunning, a trait that current coach Steve Sabins hopes to preserve as the team looks ahead.
After eight years, the Mountaineers welcome native daughter Alexis Bordas, whose impressive freshman stats and record‑breaking game against Pitt signal a hopeful future for women's basketball in the state.
West Virginia University's baseball program captured a school‑record 47‑17 record, shared the Big 12 title and reached the College World Series semifinals, marking a turning point for a program long defined by inconsistency.
After two shoulder surgeries, Amir Jenkins is training without a brace, indicating a possible earlier return, while West Virginia adds several high‑profile transfers to the mix.
WVU basketball enthusiasts are buzzing after head coach Ross Hodge secured freshman point guard Miles Sadler, a top‑rated 2026 recruit whose No. 30 placement on Sam Vecenie’s early 2027 NBA Draft board signals a possible first‑round future.
The latest depth chart for West Virginia University’s football program reflects a flurry of transfers, commitments and injury updates as the team prepares for the 2026 campaign under head coach Rich Rodriguez.
The Mountaineers' new roster features five former top‑100 prospects, each bringing distinct skills that could reshape the team's fortunes.
After a 12‑3 season that reached the FCS semifinals, Villanova’s football program is poised for a pivotal 2026 campaign as it transitions to the Patriot League and leans on a blend of returning stars and fresh talent.
Athletic director Wren Baker reflects on recent successes across West Virginia sports and expresses confidence in the future of football and men's basketball.
The West Virginia women's basketball team aims to replicate last season's success while integrating a mix of experienced transfers and a promising high‑school recruit.
The 2026 West Virginia University baseball team reached the College World Series, sparking a wave of fan enthusiasm that resonated across the United States and beyond.