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Notebook: Sanders adjusts to tailback duties
It's not as if Jock Sanders has never played tailback at West Virginia. After all, when he arrived in the same recruiting class as Noel Devine, there was a battle waged between the two for playing time.
West Virginia: A Win Is a Win Is a Win, but This Is Getting Ridiculous
"Winning ugly" is a descriptive phrase referring to a method by which a team doesA everything it can to lose, but still ends up on the top end of the score.A An ugly win, otherwise known as "a win is a win is a win," is acceptable on occasion as a display of a team's resiliency.
Three Mountaineers earn academic recognition
West Virginia University junior offensive lineman Eric Jobe, senior kicker Josh Lider and senior linebacker Reed Williams were named to the ESPN The Magazine/CoSIDA Academic All-District Two First Team on Thursday.
Mountaineers try to shore up defense
Last weekend was a long one for Robert Sands. West Virginia's sophomore safety was smarting from the loss to South Florida, but he was dumbfounded by one sequence late in that first half.
WVU's Williams confident he can finish a game
If there is uneasiness Reed Williams may never "play a complete every-play game again this year," as West Virginia Coach Bill Stewart forecast this week, the senior linebacker from Moorefield isn't contributing to it.
Friendships Mean the Most to Crow
If attitude were a statistic, former Weir High standout Jack Crow might be the Most Valuable Player at West Virginia University.
Noel Devine is a semifinalist for the Maxwell Award
The WVU Football team is trying to bounce back from last week's loss to South Florida.
WVU's Williams a finalists for football award
West Virginia University linebacker Reed Williams has been named to the top 10 finalists for the Awards and Recognition Association's fifth annual sportsmanship award, which is given to one outstanding NCAA Division 1 collegiate football player who best personifies the spirit of sportsmanship.
Awful loss doesnt end WVUs title hopes, but . . .
TAMPA, Fla. - Let's get a few things straight here right off the bat regarding West Virginia's performance Friday night against South Florida.
WVU, Stewart hope to confuse USF
The schools have met four times dating back to 2005, and the margin of victory for either school has been no more than 15 points.
WVUs Williams finalist for Campbell Trophy
West Virginia University senior linebacker Reed Williams was named Thursday to the National Scholar-Athlete class and is a finalist for the William V. Campbell Trophy.
WVU Linebacker Is A Huge Brooke Bru.....
West Virginia University's leading tackler is a huge Brooke football fan. Pat Lazear didn't just randomly pick a West Virginia high school to follow - though if he had, the top-rated Class AAA team in the state would have been as good a choice as any.
Pastilong backs schoola s self-sufficiency
Earlier this week columnist Chuck Landon of the Huntington Herald-Dispatch stumbled across section of West Virginia University Athletic Director Ed Pastilong's deposition in the Rich Rodriguez mess that centered upon the school's long-standing claim to self-sufficiency within the athletic department.
A win today gives Stewart best start for WVU coach
The evolution of Bill Stewart as West Virginia's 32nd football coach continues. He's won games.
W.Va. quarterback Brown may play against UConn
Despite suffering what has been termed a "minor" concussion on the first drive of last week's game against Marshall, West Virginia quarterback Jarrett Brown could be under center when the Mountaineers host UConn Saturday.
Smith plays like veteran in WVU?win
Mountaineer linebacker Reed Williams walked into the players' lounge shortly after his team had claimed state bragging rights with a 24-7 win over Marshall, and he saw the attention being paid to true freshman quarterback Geno Smith.
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WVU's defense took over the game
MORGANTOWN If there was ever a time this season when West Virginia University's defense needed to step up and take over a game, it was Saturday during the fourth annual Friends of Coal Bowl at Milan Puskar Stadium.
Mountaineer Gameday: Bowl means nothing and everything
Regardless of loyalties to the participants or even one's opinion on whether the game should be played at all, two wholly conflicting facts about West Virginia versus Marshall - the football version - are unavoidable and undeniable.
Hertzel Column: Neild glad to do defensive dirty work
It starts as he boards the bus each week for the stadium and, Chris Neild knows, it will happen again as he and his West Virginia University Mountaineer teammates drive out of Lakeview Resort and head toward Milan Puskar Stadium for their annual rumble with Marshall.
Hertzel Column: Taylora s pick serves as Wvu wake-up call
Maybe it's playing indoors, but there's something about the Carrier Dome that produces some strange goings on.
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