Mountaineers set to meet Penn State at Meritus Park

WVU and Penn State will clash Wednesday night at a neutral site in Hagerstown, Md.

Plagued by injury over two seasons at WVU, Bray hopeful better fortune can lead to breakout

Wide receiver Jaden Bray has been limited to seven games over two years as a Mountaineer, including two in 2025 as a result of the same foot injury he suffered a year earlier.

3 Guys Before The Game – Portal Open For BIZ (Episode 710)

New faces, new roles — and a clear plan taking shape for WVU basketball.

Photo gallery: Day 1 of the Mountaineer Invitational at Pete Dye G.C.

The 54-hole event contains three of the top eight teams in the national rankings.

Mountaineers collect 22nd win, 12-2 over Marshall

The Mountaineers are 2-for-2 against the Thundering Herd this season.

Sights & sounds from Day 11 of WVU spring football practice

MORGANTOWN, W.Va. — Sights and sounds from Day 11 of WVU spring football practice inside Milan Puskar Stadium.

3 Guys Before The Game – WVU Basketball Crown The Kings (Episode 709)

A championship run to remember—WVU storms through three power conferences to capture the College Basketball Crown.

Feel-good ending brings lasting memory, but Hodge now works to fill roster in near future

West Virginia loses its entire starting five and most productive reserve from a 21-win team that won College Basketball Crown.

Mountaineers go out in style, top Oklahoma 89-82 in overtime for Crown Championship

West Virginia trailed for all but 1:07 of the second half, but delivered late to force overtime and then scored the final 13 points of the extra session.

Wicker slows No. 13 WVU, leads 23rd-ranked Knights to 5-1 victory and series win

Camden Wicker limited the Mountaineers to one run on three hits across seven innings and UCF scored four unearned runs in the sixth to create separation.

No. 13 West Virginia caps improbable rally on Graveline’s walk-off single for 11-10 victory over No. 23 UCF

The Mountaineers trailed 10-2 entering the bottom of the sixth inning and scored four runs in the ninth to even a three-game series with the Knights.

Mountaineers move on with 87-70 win over Creighton, advance to College Basketball Crown final

WVU will face former Big 12 rival Oklahoma in Sunday's championship game.

No. 23 UCF blanks 13th-ranked Mountaineers, 5-0, to claim series opener

The Knights endured adversity early when starting pitcher Braden Smith took a line drive to the face, but the visitors managed to limit WVU to three hits and expanded their lead in the Big 12 Conference standings.

Mountaineers tie it late in regulation on Huff’s free throws, advance past Stanford in overtime, 82-77

A poor free-throw shooting team for much of this season, West Virginia flipped the script and made 22-of-26 foul shots, including three from Honor Huff that sent the contest to an extra session.

Confident and experienced, Cook adds a lot to Mountaineer running back room

Cam Cook was the FBS rushing leader last season at Jacksonville State and is trying his hand for the second time in the Big 12 after beginning his career at TCU.

Set to face Stanford, Mountaineers say money not the motive for desired run in CBC

West Virginia takes on the Cardinal Thursday night in what marks the first game for both teams in more than three weeks.

Rodriguez had hoped for more progress, still working to get message across

The Mountaineer head coach has noted the importance of figuring out who gives the team the best chance to win by the end of spring practice April 18.

For Mountaineers, no reservations about participating in College Basketball Crown

A second-year postseason event that Big 12 teams have a tie-in to, CBC offers a prize pool of $500,000 and gives WVU a chance for a feel-good ending.

3 Guys Before The Game – WVU Basketball – Steve Sabins Visits (Episode 708)

The Mountaineers are hot—three Big 12 series wins and counting, with a big week ahead on the diamond and hardwood.

Rodriguez hopeful Mountaineers have added athleticism and depth as he strives for increased focus, competition

Rich Rodriguez believes he'll know much more about the state of the Mountaineers this April than what he did one year ago.